Ismael Saibari: Galatasaray linked with €32m move for PSV midfielder

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Ismael Saibari: Galatasaray linked with €32m move for PSV midfielder

Galatasaray are being linked with a move for PSV attacking midfielder Ismael Saibari, whose future in Eindhoven is under scrutiny despite his current €32m market valuation.

The 25-year-old, listed as out of contract in the current data with no expiry date recorded at PSV, could become a free agent if no new deal is agreed, adding intrigue to any potential transfer. The Turkish Süper Lig champions are reported to be monitoring the Morocco‑Belgium dual national as they plan their next attacking reshuffle, although the probability of a deal is currently marked only as “?” in transfer listings.

Saibari, who wears the number 34 shirt for PSV, has developed into a versatile attacking midfielder, operating mainly behind the striker and favouring his right foot. Standing at 1.85m and born in Terrassa, Spain, he represents a blend of physical presence and technical skill that has attracted interest beyond the Eredivisie.

The PSV man’s most recent appearances in the Dutch top flight have underlined his importance to the Eindhoven side, contributing in advanced midfield roles as they push on domestically and in Europe. In a recent Eredivisie outing for PSV – part of their strong 2025‑26 campaign – Saibari featured prominently in a high‑scoring win, reinforcing his reputation as a key link between midfield and attack.

Internationally eligible for both Morocco and Belgium, Saibari’s dual background enhances his profile, while his current market value of €32.00m, as listed by Transfermarkt on 20 May 2026, indicates that any permanent transfer away from PSV would require a significant financial commitment unless he were to walk away as a free agent.

Whether Galatasaray choose to test PSV’s resolve now or wait to see if his contractual status changes, a switch to Istanbul would mark a major new chapter in Saibari’s career and could prove decisive in shaping his standing on the European stage.

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