Khaberni - Bayern Munich is preparing to finalize a prominent deal during the transfer market by acquiring the winger from PSV Eindhoven, Moroccan player Ismail Sybari, who has initially agreed to a transfer contract valued at 55 million euros (approximately 59.4 million dollars).
Sybari is considered one of the standout stars of the Dutch Eredivisie last season, attracting attention with his distinctive performance and becoming a focus of interest for major European clubs. According to reports, his anticipated transfer to the German club represents a historic turning point for PSV, as this amount is the largest in the club's sales history, surpassing all previous transactions.
It is expected that the 25-year-old player will sign a long-term contract with Bayern Munich extending until the summer of 2031, according to "Football International," amidst swift moves by the Bavarian club's management to finalize the deal before competitors step in.
Despite his current commitments with the national team during the World Cup, Sybari's transfer proceedings are progressing without significant delay. Recently, he captured attention by scoring a remarkable goal against the Brazilian team in a match that ended 1-1, confirming his ability to shine in major matches.
It has also been agreed that the player will undergo a medical examination in the United States, as confirmed by journalist Fabrizio Romano, noting that the presence of Bayern Munich's doctor with the German team in the United States facilitated these arrangements, allowing the final procedures to be completed without the player needing to travel to Munich at this time.
