According to Eindhovens Dagblad, PSV wants to keep Anass Salah-Eddine for a longer period. The club has indicated its intentions to the left-back, and a five-year contract is ready for him in Eindhoven if he is interested in a longer stay. Whether the option to buy in his loan deal from AS Roma will be exercised depends on the player. Eindhovens Dagblad states that a deal will mainly depend on Salah-Eddine, for whom there is a lot of interest after his strong period at PSV. The contract has been ready for some time, as PSV and AS Roma agreed on a pre-contract until mid-2031 when the loan deal was made. Eindhovens Dagblad reports that PSV made this provision in case the option to buy would be exercised, and that the likelihood of that happening is increasing.

According to Africafoot, PSV Eindhoven has made significant progress to finalize the transfer of Anass Salah-Eddine via the option to buy. The deal is not yet completely finalized, as the Dutch club must also obtain the player's agreement in addition to AS Roma's. If negotiations fail or Salah-Eddine refuses the proposed conditions, other interested clubs could intervene.

According to Eindhovens Dagblad, PSV wants to activate the eight million euro buy option for Anass Salah-Eddine. The club's willingness to pay the fee is partly due to his excellent performances, and they want to speak with him shortly after the Africa Cup. Salah-Eddine is reported to be enjoying his time at PSV, which gives the club an advantage over other interested teams.

PSV intend to sign Anass Salah-Eddine permanently, with general director Marcel Brands stating in De Rood Witte Podcast that the club will make every effort to keep him. However, there is currently no agreement with Salah-Eddine himself. Fabrizio Romano reports that after triggering the purchase option for the left-back, who is on loan from AS Roma, Earnest Stewart will still need to negotiate with the player.