Royal Antwerp are being linked with a move for PSV left winger Couhaib Driouech, with the Belgian champions monitoring the Morocco-Netherlands dual national ahead of the summer window.
The 24-year-old, currently wearing the number 11 shirt for the Eredivisie side, is valued at around €7.50m on Transfermarkt, a figure that will frame any negotiations between PSV and Antwerp if talks progress beyond initial interest. The move remains firmly in the rumour stage, with the listed probability of a transfer marked only as “?”, and no agreement reported between the clubs.
Driouech’s contract situation at PSV is unclear, with no public expiry date recorded. That uncertainty has fuelled speculation he could either be heading into the final stages of his deal or potentially move closer to free agent territory in the medium term, a factor which could encourage Royal Antwerp to test PSV’s resolve.
Born in Haarlem on 17 April 2002, Driouech stands at 1.75m and operates primarily as an attacking left winger who prefers his right foot, offering the profile of an inverted wide forward. He represents PSV at club level and has been involved in the Eredivisie, but no senior international allegiance between Morocco and the Netherlands is indicated in the available data.
Recent performance data and detailed match statistics have not been disclosed in the latest update, meaning PSV’s internal evaluation of his form – including specific fixtures, scorelines and individual contributions – remains private. However, his current valuation suggests he is regarded as a developing attacking asset rather than a fringe player.
With Antwerp seeking to strengthen for the Jupiler Pro League and European campaigns, a successful move for Driouech could provide the winger with a first taste of Belgian top-flight football and a new platform from which to enhance his reputation and market value if the transfer rumour ultimately becomes reality.
