Significant increase in the value of Ismael Saibari
Ismael Saibari was the driving force behind PSV’s victory over Utrecht with a brace and an assist. His coach Peter Bosz now believes the midfielder is worth more than 70 million euros.
The midfielder led PSV Eindhoven to a spectacular 4-3 victory this Saturday against FC Utrecht. Saibari first reduced the deficit after a great individual move before equalizing in the second half. He then delivered a precise assist to Guus Til for the third goal. With fourteen goals and eight assists this season, he has now established himself as his team’s top scorer in the league.
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Peter Bosz was particularly complimentary in the post-match press conference about his player’s qualities. "Ismael has something that other players will never have," said the coach, highlighting his unique blend of physical power, technique and vision. The coach noted a major evolution in Saibari, who has become more composed in his finishing and able to take on a leadership role on the pitch.
When asked about the player’s market value, Bosz set a record price for the upcoming summer transfer window. "In my opinion, we won’t let him go for less than 60 million euros. I think 70 or 75 million euros," he said, believing that Saibari has the qualities required to play in the Premier League. The coach insisted that interested clubs will have to pay colossal sums to secure the services of the midfielder.
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For his part, Saibari explained his performance by a recent exchange with his coach aimed at addressing the frustration of recent weeks. "The coach told me that I had to take responsibility and focus on my own game, not on peripheral things," the player said.
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