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Transfers

PSV eye Ounahi and Timber despite crowded midfield

🇳🇱 By 4AllFootball ·
PSV eye Ounahi and Timber despite crowded midfield

PSV have confirmed that Azzedine Ounahi and Quinten Timber are on their radar, even though the Dutch club’s midfield is already full. The club’s interest was made public on Tuesday evening, highlighting the two players as potential additions despite limited space in the squad.

Midfield already full

The attempt to sign either player is not currently on the table because PSV’s midfield, based in Eindhoven, is saturated. This congestion means the club cannot immediately act on the reported targets, even as rumours continue to swirl.

Financial room and target profiles

PSV still have funds available for one significant purchase in the closing days of the transfer window. VP editor‑in‑chief Dennie van Laar said he would like a player with Joey Veerman’s creativity, adding that Ounahi would be “a very nice fit for PSV” and would likely cost around fifteen million euros.

Earlier in the day, the #DoneDeal platform had already tipped both Ounahi and Timber as possible signings for the league champions. The platform’s speculation aligns with PSV’s own list, confirming that the Moroccan international and the former Feyenoord defender are genuine targets.

Timber was described on #DoneDeal as “a big fish”, underscoring the club’s ambition to secure a high‑profile midfielder. Both players now sit officially on PSV’s shortlist, according to the latest reports.

The latest episode of #DoneDeal also featured discussions about Viktor Tsyhankov at Ajax and the situation of Gjivai Zechiël at Feyenoord, alongside the PSV focus on Ounahi and Timber.

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