Anass Salah-Eddine continues to impress at PSV, and coach Peter Bosz expressed his satisfaction with the Moroccan defender’s development since joining on loan from AS Roma.
Salah-Eddine moved to Eindhoven in the summer and already features regularly in the Eredivisie.
He has played eight league matches and grows more comfortable in the squad each week.
Bosz values the left-back’s attitude and believes he adapts quickly to PSV’s demands.
Bosz explained that he enjoys working with the 23-year-old but cannot decide alone whether PSV will activate the purchase option included in the loan.
He stressed that the decision belongs to the club’s management.
He said he knew Salah-Eddine before the transfer but understands a player fully only through daily work on the training ground.
He now appreciates the defender’s qualities more clearly.
The coach highlighted how smoothly Salah-Eddine integrated into the squad.
He described the Moroccan international as pleasant, hard-working, and open to guidance.
Bosz admitted that the speed of the player’s adaptation exceeded his expectations.
He believes the defender contributes positively to group dynamics and fits the style PSV want to play.
Bosz also emphasised the importance of consistency in evaluating a player’s long-term future.
He explained that talent or a standout performance does not define a career.
He wants Salah-Eddine to maintain a high level across matches, training sessions, and competitive situations.
Regularity matters, and Bosz encourages him to continue showing reliability week after week.
Salah-Eddine’s form strengthens PSV’s options on the left flank.
His energy, technique, and tactical awareness help the team in both defensive structure and attacking build-up.
PSV welcome the improvements he brings to the side but still monitor his progress closely before making any long-term decisions.
As the season moves forward, Salah-Eddine aims to confirm his place in the squad and prove he deserves extended trust.
PSV appreciate the direction of his development, and Bosz remains optimistic about what the young defender can achieve in the months ahead.
