Wolves are being linked with a move for PSV Eindhoven left winger Couhaib Driouech, with the Premier League side reportedly monitoring the Moroccan-Dutch attacker’s situation in the Eredivisie.
The 24-year-old, valued at €7.50m on Transfermarkt, is rumoured to be on Wolves’ radar as they assess wide attacking options ahead of the next transfer window. Driouech’s current contract details at PSV have not been disclosed, leaving open the possibility that he could move for a relatively modest fee or even edge towards free-agent territory in the medium term if no extension is agreed.
Born in Haarlem on 17 April 2002, Driouech is eligible for both Morocco and the Netherlands and operates primarily as an attacking left winger, cutting in from the flank onto his right foot. Standing at 1.75m, he wears the No 11 shirt for PSV and has been building his reputation in the Dutch top flight.
He has been featuring in the Eredivisie for PSV this season, with his performances in the Dutch league attracting attention beyond the Netherlands. The latest data listing Wolves as suitors was updated on 30 May 2026, though the reported probability of a deal remains unclear, marked only as “?”.
Driouech’s recent outings for PSV have underlined his pace and direct style on the left, with scouts believed to be tracking how consistently he influences games in the final third. Specific match data points to him continuing to gain minutes against domestic rivals in 2026, contributing to PSV’s attacking depth as they challenge in the Eredivisie.
While there is no indication yet of formal talks between PSV and Wolves, the combination of a €7.50m market valuation and uncertain contract expiry is likely to fuel further speculation. A move to Molineux, if it materialises, could offer Driouech a significant step up in profile and test his potential in one of Europe’s most demanding leagues.
