Bayern Munich, the renowned German football club, has successfully reached a verbal agreement with Moroccan international star Ismail Sabiri, who currently plays as a forward for PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands. The agreement outlines a contract that will see Sabiri join the Bavarian giants until 2030, marking a significant step toward securing one of the most notable transfers of the current summer transfer window.
According to Fabrizio Romano, a well-known expert in player transfers, the 25-year-old Sabiri has expressed a strong desire to finalize the deal. He has already engaged in fruitful discussions with Bayern's head coach, Vincent Kompany. Concurrently, both clubs have advanced their negotiations to reach a financial agreement, with PSV Eindhoven reportedly looking for a substantial fee to part with their prized asset, whose contract extends until 2029.
This past season, Sabiri showcased impressive form with PSV, tallying an impressive 19 goals and providing 9 assists across 37 matches. His remarkable performances earned him the accolade of the Dutch league's best player, drawing the attention of several top European clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain, who previously inquired about his availability. However, Bayern Munich has aggressively pursued the player, aiming to secure his services until 2030, as reported by alghad.com.
This transfer development coincided with Sabiri's dazzling performance earlier this week when he led the Moroccan national team, the Atlas Lions, to a resounding 4-0 victory over Madagascar in a friendly match. During this game, he netted two goals, further enhancing his profile as he prepares for the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
