PSV Eindhoven can lose Couhaib Driouech after public criticism. The Moroccan winger has expressed his dissatisfaction with his playing time in a recent interview. Driouech wants to play more and is open to a transfer. He feels underappreciated and thinks he deserved more playing time.

Why is Driouech unhappy?

Driouech has made several important goals in the previous season, including a double against Liverpool and a goal against Napoli in the Champions League. However, he has only started five times in the Eredivisie and has often been used as a substitute. Driouech thinks he deserved more playing time and wants to play more.

What does this mean for PSV Eindhoven?

PSV Eindhoven is currently 19 points clear of Feyenoord and has scored 84 goals and conceded 40 in the Eredivisie. The club has made a strong start to the new season and seems to be on course to win the title. But Driouech's dissatisfaction can be a problem for the club. If he doesn't play, he can show his talent elsewhere.

What comes next?

Driouech has said he is open to a transfer if he doesn't play at PSV Eindhoven. He wants to play more and is willing to look elsewhere. But for now, there is no official confirmation of a transfer. PSV Eindhoven will have to see how to keep Driouech and give him more playing time.

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