Al-Saibari Passes Medical Exam and Nears Bayern Munich

The Moroccan international Ismail Saibari is close to finalizing one of the most significant summer transfer deals, as negotiations for his move to Germany's Bayern Munich have reached their final stages, paving the way for an official announcement of his joining the Bavarian giant in the coming days.

According to German media reports, the PSV Eindhoven midfielder has successfully passed the medical examinations related to the deal, marking an important step towards wearing the German champion's jersey, with some administrative procedures and official documents remaining before the final signing is completed.

The same sources clarified that the medical examinations were conducted at the residence of the Moroccan national team in the state of New Jersey, USA, where the "Atlas Lions" are participating in the 2026 World Cup. This was done under the supervision of a medical team sent specifically from Bayern Munich to finalize the details of the deal.

The German club successfully reached an agreement with PSV Eindhoven regarding the transfer of the Moroccan player, in a deal expected to be worth around 55 million euros, including bonuses and performance-related variables, with the anticipated contract extending until the summer of 2031.

Bayern Munich's interest in signing El Azzouzi comes after his impressive performances with the Dutch team last season, where he established himself as one of the standout attacking midfielders. He continued to shine wearing the Moroccan national team's jersey in the current World Cup finals.

The 25-year-old player caught the eye in the opening match for the "Atlas Lions" against Brazil, after scoring the only goal for the Moroccan team in the match that ended in a draw, once again affirming his technical value and his status among the prominent Moroccan talents shining on the international stage.

Awaiting the official announcement, El Zibari's career seems to be on the verge of a new and significant chapter, with a move to one of the largest European clubs. This step reflects the increasing presence of Moroccan players in major leagues and the global transfer market.