Anass Salah-Eddine is being strongly linked with a return to PSV from Roma, with the move rated at a 91% probability according to data from Transfermarkt.
The 23-year-old left-back, who is currently on loan at PSV from the Serie A side, is the subject of growing speculation that the Eredivisie club could look to keep him in Eindhoven beyond his temporary spell. While no agreement has been confirmed, the high likelihood figure and his recent rise in valuation have intensified talk of a permanent switch or an extended stay in the Netherlands rather than a long-term future in Rome.
Salah-Eddine’s market value now stands at €12.00m, up from €8.00m during his time at Roma and only €5.00m at Twente as recently as the end of 2024, underlining how quickly his reputation has grown. With no public details on a long-term Roma deal in the data provided, observers have also noted that uncertainty over his contractual situation could, in theory, open scenarios ranging from an extended loan to a permanent move – or even a longer-term path towards free agency later in his career if no club ties him down.
Born in Amsterdam on 18 January 2002, the Moroccan-Dutch defender has taken a well-travelled route through Dutch football. Having developed at AFC Amsterdam and AZ Alkmaar’s youth sides, he moved through Ajax’s U17, U19 and U21 teams before senior spells with Ajax, Twente and now PSV, as well as his move to Roma. His primary role is as a left-back, operating on his preferred left foot, but his experience in both the Eredivisie and Serie A gives him a profile attractive to clubs seeking an attack-minded full-back with top-flight exposure.
If the proposed move from Roma to PSV does materialise in the way current indicators suggest, it could cement Salah-Eddine as a long-term figure in Eindhoven and mark the next decisive step in a career whose value and prominence have been steadily climbing.
