PSV Eindhoven's Driouech Transfer Deal Collapses, €55 Million Lost
PSV Eindhoven loses €55 million in transfer income after failed deal for Couhaib Driouech. The Eindhoven club had expected €55 million in transfer income from the 22-year-old midfielder.
What happened exactly?
The transfer deal for Driouech collapsed because Rangers, the Scottish club, did not agree with the description of Driouech's fitness. PSV Eindhoven had expected Driouech to be able to play within a week, but Rangers had a longer revalidation period in mind.
Why is this important for PSV Eindhoven?
The failed transfer deal is a narrow defeat for PSV Eindhoven. The club had expected €55 million in transfer income from the transfer of Driouech. The failed deal is also a sign that PSV Eindhoven is struggling to complete transfers.
What comes next?
PSV Eindhoven will put the wider circle of medical examinations on the agenda. The club wants more clarity on the procedure and wants to prevent similar failed deals in the future.
Driouech 'deeply disappointed'
Driouech is 'deeply disappointed' over the failed transfer deal. He had expected the deal to close and now he's left with a broken dream.
