Latest News
Couhaib Driouech Transfer from PSV to Rangers
Couhaib Driouech was involved in a transfer situation where the Ibrox side agreed terms and he attended a European game at Ibrox, only for them to withdraw from the deal at a late stage citing injury concerns. PSV Eindhoven were furious at the collapse of the deal and claimed Driouech only had a minor injury. Their manager Peter Bosz put him in the squad for their weekend game before withdrawing him again after news of Celta Vigo's interest became known.
Couhaib Driouech was involved in a transfer situation where the Ibrox side agreed terms and he attended a European game at Ibrox, only for them to withdraw from the deal at a late stage citing injury concerns. PSV Eindhoven were furious at the collapse of the deal and claimed Driouech only had a minor injury. Their manager Peter Bosz put him in the squad for their weekend game before withdrawing him again after news of Celta Vigo's interest became known.
Rangers cancelled a £7 million move for Couhaib Driouech, claiming they were concerned over the results of the player's medical. PSV were furious over the reasons given for why the deal collapsed. The player revealed his disappointment after Rangers had indicated to PSV that they expected he would be out injured for up to six weeks. Driouech is now back in full training and has been included in the squad for PSV's Eredivisie match with Groningen.
Rangers cancelled a £7 million move for Couhaib Driouech, claiming they were concerned over the results of the player's medical. PSV were furious over the reasons given for why the deal collapsed. The player revealed his disappointment after Rangers had indicated to PSV that they expected he would be out injured for up to six weeks. Driouech is now back in full training and has been included in the squad for PSV's Eredivisie match with Groningen.
Couhaib Driouech told ESPN that he experienced a lot of different emotions but he is back. Driouech stated that he had a small tear in his thigh and thinks it was made worse because he received an impact to the knee that week, which turned into a hematoma. He said that he feels good, is back on the pitch and has no influence on what was decided.
Couhaib Driouech told ESPN that he experienced a lot of different emotions but he is back. Driouech stated that he had a small tear in his thigh and thinks it was made worse because he received an impact to the knee that week, which turned into a hematoma. He said that he feels good, is back on the pitch and has no influence on what was decided.
Couhaib Driouech has stated there was a difference of opinion between the doctors at Rangers and PSV Eindhoven regarding the injury that caused his transfer to collapse. Driouech said that PSV diagnosed a mild muscle pull or sprain, while Rangers diagnosed a hamstring tear. He also said he would have considered it a positive step to go to Rangers but the transfer was not completed. The deal did not proceed after Driouech spent two days with Rangers undergoing tests. The club decided not to proceed based on their belief he would be out for up to six weeks. PSV Eindhoven disputed this assessment, and the Dutch media criticized Rangers' approach. PSV's director of football, Ernest Stewart, stated that Driouech was severely disappointed by the outcome.
Couhaib Driouech has stated there was a difference of opinion between the doctors at Rangers and PSV Eindhoven regarding the injury that caused his transfer to collapse. Driouech said that PSV diagnosed a mild muscle pull or sprain, while Rangers diagnosed a hamstring tear. He also said he would have considered it a positive step to go to Rangers but the transfer was not completed. The deal did not proceed after Driouech spent two days with Rangers undergoing tests. The club decided not to proceed based on their belief he would be out for up to six weeks. PSV Eindhoven disputed this assessment, and the Dutch media criticized Rangers' approach. PSV's director of football, Ernest Stewart, stated that Driouech was severely disappointed by the outcome.
Couhaib Driouech was close to joining Rangers before the club withdrew from the transfer over fears he would be out for up to six weeks. A £7 million deal had been arranged for Driouech, and he travelled to Glasgow after agreeing personal terms on a four-year contract, but the deal collapsed following the player's medical. PSV Eindhoven's technical director Earnie Stewart said he did not understand the decision, stating that Driouech went there with a minor injury. Stewart also said Rangers were making the decision based on immediate availability, whereas it was a four-year contract. He described it as a minor injury and added that the club could still have the player for 200 weeks after that. Stewart stated that Rangers estimate the period he will be unable to play to be much longer than PSV do. From what he understood, the estimate was six weeks, while PSV think it is considerably shorter. Stewart said that Driouech is deeply upset by the situation, which he called very unfortunate. He added that the player was left in uncertainty for 48 hours and PSV is now getting a disillusioned player back, which is not nice.
Couhaib Driouech was close to joining Rangers before the club withdrew from the transfer over fears he would be out for up to six weeks. A £7 million deal had been arranged for Driouech, and he travelled to Glasgow after agreeing personal terms on a four-year contract, but the deal collapsed following the player's medical. PSV Eindhoven's technical director Earnie Stewart said he did not understand the decision, stating that Driouech went there with a minor injury. Stewart also said Rangers were making the decision based on immediate availability, whereas it was a four-year contract. He described it as a minor injury and added that the club could still have the player for 200 weeks after that. Stewart stated that Rangers estimate the period he will be unable to play to be much longer than PSV do. From what he understood, the estimate was six weeks, while PSV think it is considerably shorter. Stewart said that Driouech is deeply upset by the situation, which he called very unfortunate. He added that the player was left in uncertainty for 48 hours and PSV is now getting a disillusioned player back, which is not nice.
It is said that Couhaib Driouech is upset about the way his collapsed transfer to Rangers was handled. Eindhoven Daily reports that PSV intend to integrate Driouech into training as soon as next week.
It is said that Couhaib Driouech is upset about the way his collapsed transfer to Rangers was handled. Eindhoven Daily reports that PSV intend to integrate Driouech into training as soon as next week.
A £7 million deal for Couhaib Driouech to join Rangers was arranged after Derek McInnes requested that club chiefs increase options in wide areas. Driouech appeared in the stands to watch Rangers' Europa League match against Jagiellonia Bialystok. Record Sport revealed that the deal did not proceed because the attacker had a slight injury, and Rangers officials were concerned the injury would make him unavailable for a key period. PSV issued counter-claims on the severity of the injury and the timeline for Driouech's return. Medical examinations occurred on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, during which Rangers identified issues. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, the player expected to be announced on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning, and his agent Annas El Ghouche travelled on Wednesday to finalise the deal, which was described as 'imminent'. The Rangers medical team then reported that an injury issue could make Driouech unavailable for six weeks, whereas PSV claimed it would be only a week. Rangers indicated that they could not proceed with the verbal agreement that had been reached with PSV. The deal was formally cancelled on Friday morning, and the player was scheduled to return to Eindhoven. PSV director of football Earnest Stewart commented on the player's disappointment and the uncertainty he faced for 48 hours. Stewart noted that the four-year contract was affected by the belief that Driouech would be unavailable for four to six weeks, which resulted in the deal not proceeding.
A £7 million deal for Couhaib Driouech to join Rangers was arranged after Derek McInnes requested that club chiefs increase options in wide areas. Driouech appeared in the stands to watch Rangers' Europa League match against Jagiellonia Bialystok. Record Sport revealed that the deal did not proceed because the attacker had a slight injury, and Rangers officials were concerned the injury would make him unavailable for a key period. PSV issued counter-claims on the severity of the injury and the timeline for Driouech's return. Medical examinations occurred on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning, during which Rangers identified issues. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, the player expected to be announced on Wednesday evening or Thursday morning, and his agent Annas El Ghouche travelled on Wednesday to finalise the deal, which was described as 'imminent'. The Rangers medical team then reported that an injury issue could make Driouech unavailable for six weeks, whereas PSV claimed it would be only a week. Rangers indicated that they could not proceed with the verbal agreement that had been reached with PSV. The deal was formally cancelled on Friday morning, and the player was scheduled to return to Eindhoven. PSV director of football Earnest Stewart commented on the player's disappointment and the uncertainty he faced for 48 hours. Stewart noted that the four-year contract was affected by the belief that Driouech would be unavailable for four to six weeks, which resulted in the deal not proceeding.
It is understood that Rangers attempted to renegotiate terms for Couhaib Driouech due to a medical issue. This was possibly an attempt to reduce the financial impact after not securing Europa League money.
It is understood that Rangers attempted to renegotiate terms for Couhaib Driouech due to a medical issue. This was possibly an attempt to reduce the financial impact after not securing Europa League money.
PSV Eindhoven confirmed that Rangers withdrew from the transfer of Couhaib Driouech because a small injury was discovered during his medical. Although personal terms had been agreed and Driouech had attended a game, Rangers did not want to approve the transfer as it became known they would be without the winger for a number of weeks. PSV director of football Earnest Stewart stated that PSV believed Driouech would be fit again very soon. Rangers, however, estimated a much longer period of unavailability of around six weeks. Driouech spent three days in Scotland expecting to complete the transfer and was left deeply disappointed. According to Stewart, PSV and Rangers briefly discussed a season-long loan, but that option was dismissed because the deal was intended to be a permanent transfer and a loan was not an option.
PSV Eindhoven confirmed that Rangers withdrew from the transfer of Couhaib Driouech because a small injury was discovered during his medical. Although personal terms had been agreed and Driouech had attended a game, Rangers did not want to approve the transfer as it became known they would be without the winger for a number of weeks. PSV director of football Earnest Stewart stated that PSV believed Driouech would be fit again very soon. Rangers, however, estimated a much longer period of unavailability of around six weeks. Driouech spent three days in Scotland expecting to complete the transfer and was left deeply disappointed. According to Stewart, PSV and Rangers briefly discussed a season-long loan, but that option was dismissed because the deal was intended to be a permanent transfer and a loan was not an option.
PSV boss Peter Bosz stated he was surprised that Couhaib Driouech's move to Rangers did not proceed, insisting an agreement was settled. The clubs had reached an agreement, and Bosz assumed Driouech was departing. Dutch outlet Eindhovens Dagblad claimed that after a medical in Manchester, Driouech was declared fit for the long term and that fitness was not the issue for Rangers. It is claimed Rangers altered their stance, believing Driouech needed more time to reach the required performance level and wanted a reinforcement who could contribute immediately. The club reportedly no longer wanted to honour the agreement made by Grétar Steinsson and Dan Purdy, and the final decision to cancel the move came from owner Andrew Cavenagh despite a verbal agreement.
PSV boss Peter Bosz stated he was surprised that Couhaib Driouech's move to Rangers did not proceed, insisting an agreement was settled. The clubs had reached an agreement, and Bosz assumed Driouech was departing. Dutch outlet Eindhovens Dagblad claimed that after a medical in Manchester, Driouech was declared fit for the long term and that fitness was not the issue for Rangers. It is claimed Rangers altered their stance, believing Driouech needed more time to reach the required performance level and wanted a reinforcement who could contribute immediately. The club reportedly no longer wanted to honour the agreement made by Grétar Steinsson and Dan Purdy, and the final decision to cancel the move came from owner Andrew Cavenagh despite a verbal agreement.
Rangers had agreed a fee, believed to be around £6.5 million, with PSV for Couhaib Driouech, and personal terms had also been settled with the 24-year-old Moroccan. Driouech, who had been in Glasgow and was pictured at Ibrox on Thursday night, was expected to complete his move on Friday. However, Rangers called off the transfer at the final stage after an issue was identified with the player's fitness during his medical. Reports indicate that an injury was flagged. There are indications that Driouech was only carrying a minor knock, which Rangers knew about prior to the medical, and there was disagreement over how long it would take for him to be ready to play. Rangers withdrew from the deal because they felt he would not be immediately available, while Driouech’s camp said it was only a short term issue. Rangers manager Derek McInnes had previously suggested that negotiations were well advanced, describing the club’s position as having been significantly progressed with the signing.
Rangers had agreed a fee, believed to be around £6.5 million, with PSV for Couhaib Driouech, and personal terms had also been settled with the 24-year-old Moroccan. Driouech, who had been in Glasgow and was pictured at Ibrox on Thursday night, was expected to complete his move on Friday. However, Rangers called off the transfer at the final stage after an issue was identified with the player's fitness during his medical. Reports indicate that an injury was flagged. There are indications that Driouech was only carrying a minor knock, which Rangers knew about prior to the medical, and there was disagreement over how long it would take for him to be ready to play. Rangers withdrew from the deal because they felt he would not be immediately available, while Driouech’s camp said it was only a short term issue. Rangers manager Derek McInnes had previously suggested that negotiations were well advanced, describing the club’s position as having been significantly progressed with the signing.
Chris Jack of the Rangers Review reported that Couhaib Driouech failed his medical at Ibrox, which led Rangers to cancel the deal. Driouech had been in Glasgow and in the stands at Ibrox for a match. There was speculation that Driouech had a minor injury after missing PSV's opening league game. However, Eindhovens Dagblad reporter Rik Elfrink suggested Rangers and Driouech could not reach an agreement and the deal did not proceed.
Chris Jack of the Rangers Review reported that Couhaib Driouech failed his medical at Ibrox, which led Rangers to cancel the deal. Driouech had been in Glasgow and in the stands at Ibrox for a match. There was speculation that Driouech had a minor injury after missing PSV's opening league game. However, Eindhovens Dagblad reporter Rik Elfrink suggested Rangers and Driouech could not reach an agreement and the deal did not proceed.
According to Het Eindhovens Dagblad, the transfer of Couhaib Driouech to Rangers FC did not proceed at the final stage after a minor injury was discovered during his medical examination in Manchester. This led to disagreements between Rangers, PSV, and Driouech. Although Driouech was approved for the long term, Rangers believed he would not be immediately available, while PSV's view was that he would be fit soon. Rangers decided not to proceed with the transfer, a decision ultimately made by the club's owner, Andrew Cavenagh. The clubs had previously agreed on a transfer fee of approximately eight million euros. Driouech was seen at Ibrox on Thursday evening.
According to Het Eindhovens Dagblad, the transfer of Couhaib Driouech to Rangers FC did not proceed at the final stage after a minor injury was discovered during his medical examination in Manchester. This led to disagreements between Rangers, PSV, and Driouech. Although Driouech was approved for the long term, Rangers believed he would not be immediately available, while PSV's view was that he would be fit soon. Rangers decided not to proceed with the transfer, a decision ultimately made by the club's owner, Andrew Cavenagh. The clubs had previously agreed on a transfer fee of approximately eight million euros. Driouech was seen at Ibrox on Thursday evening.
A £6.5m deal for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech to join Rangers will not go ahead. An injury was identified in his medical examination that will prevent him from playing for several weeks, according to SkySportsNews. The player was at Ibrox for the 1-1 draw with Jagiellonia Bialystok and had agreed personal terms with the Scottish club.
A £6.5m deal for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech to join Rangers will not go ahead. An injury was identified in his medical examination that will prevent him from playing for several weeks, according to SkySportsNews. The player was at Ibrox for the 1-1 draw with Jagiellonia Bialystok and had agreed personal terms with the Scottish club.
According to the Daily Record, the move by Rangers for PSV's Couhaib Driouech is at risk of collapsing. Ibrox chiefs had arranged a £7million deal for the Moroccan winger, but the deal is now under significant threat following his medical. Record Sport understands that he is currently carrying a slight injury. While the issue is not considered major, Rangers bosses are concerned it would keep him out for an important period. Rangers are preparing to consider other options.
According to the Daily Record, the move by Rangers for PSV's Couhaib Driouech is at risk of collapsing. Ibrox chiefs had arranged a £7million deal for the Moroccan winger, but the deal is now under significant threat following his medical. Record Sport understands that he is currently carrying a slight injury. While the issue is not considered major, Rangers bosses are concerned it would keep him out for an important period. Rangers are preparing to consider other options.
A move for PSV's Couhaib Driouech is nearly confirmed. Andrew Cavenagh has pledged £6.5million for the 24-year-old, who will follow Daisuke Yokota to Govan.
A move for PSV's Couhaib Driouech is nearly confirmed. Andrew Cavenagh has pledged £6.5million for the 24-year-old, who will follow Daisuke Yokota to Govan.
Voetbal Primeur in the Netherlands reported that PSV forward Couhaib Driouech was spotted in the stands at Ibrox on Thursday. The publication stated that Driouech, who is set to transfer to Rangers FC, was a spectator at his future club's Europa League match and may be reconsidering after the surprise defeat ended their chance in the competition.
Voetbal Primeur in the Netherlands reported that PSV forward Couhaib Driouech was spotted in the stands at Ibrox on Thursday. The publication stated that Driouech, who is set to transfer to Rangers FC, was a spectator at his future club's Europa League match and may be reconsidering after the surprise defeat ended their chance in the competition.
Couhaib Driouech was seen at Ibrox as a spectator at a Europa League match of Rangers FC. According to PSV-watcher Rik Elfrink, some final details had to be completed on Wednesday evening, which delayed the official presentation. In a conversation with Mounir Boualin, Driouech said he anticipated a new chapter in Glasgow.
Couhaib Driouech was seen at Ibrox as a spectator at a Europa League match of Rangers FC. According to PSV-watcher Rik Elfrink, some final details had to be completed on Wednesday evening, which delayed the official presentation. In a conversation with Mounir Boualin, Driouech said he anticipated a new chapter in Glasgow.
A deal was agreed between Rangers and PSV Eindhoven for Couhaib Driouech, whose arrival was expected to be finalised today. The confirmation of his arrival may be delayed, and it is unclear when it will happen.
A deal was agreed between Rangers and PSV Eindhoven for Couhaib Driouech, whose arrival was expected to be finalised today. The confirmation of his arrival may be delayed, and it is unclear when it will happen.
PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech has completed his medical examinations at Rangers, according to a report from Soccer News Netherlands journalist Mounir Boualin. The report also states that Driouech is set to sign a four-year contract until the summer of 2030, with the final contractual details to be finalized on Thursday. The deal is said to be worth around £7 million.
PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech has completed his medical examinations at Rangers, according to a report from Soccer News Netherlands journalist Mounir Boualin. The report also states that Driouech is set to sign a four-year contract until the summer of 2030, with the final contractual details to be finalized on Thursday. The deal is said to be worth around £7 million.
Couhaib Driouech, who is already in Glasgow, could soon complete his move to Rangers from PSV Eindhoven. An announcement is expected to be imminent. The winger will undergo his medical on Wednesday, 12 August, and is expected to sign a four-year contract at Ibrox. Rangers are paying approximately £7 million for the attacker. According to Eindhovens Dagblad journalist Rik Elfrink on X, the Morocco national's presentation in Glasgow is scheduled for Thursday. Elfrink also told Ibrox News that no complications are expected regarding the medical examination. A transfer from PSV will only be definitive after the medical. A contract until 2030 has been settled.
Couhaib Driouech, who is already in Glasgow, could soon complete his move to Rangers from PSV Eindhoven. An announcement is expected to be imminent. The winger will undergo his medical on Wednesday, 12 August, and is expected to sign a four-year contract at Ibrox. Rangers are paying approximately £7 million for the attacker. According to Eindhovens Dagblad journalist Rik Elfrink on X, the Morocco national's presentation in Glasgow is scheduled for Thursday. Elfrink also told Ibrox News that no complications are expected regarding the medical examination. A transfer from PSV will only be definitive after the medical. A contract until 2030 has been settled.
Couhaib Driouech is expected to be announced at Rangers after completing his medical in Manchester. The transfer fee is £7m.
Couhaib Driouech is expected to be announced at Rangers after completing his medical in Manchester. The transfer fee is £7m.
Couhaib Driouech has spoken about his impending move to Rangers. The Ibrox side are nearing the £7 million signing of the winger from PSV, with an agreement in principle in place and Driouech set to undergo his medical today. Driouech stated he is looking forward to the medical examination and hopes everything goes well, so he can sign his contract. He also said he has heard really good stories about the Rangers supporters and is looking forward to experiencing the fans in the stadium.
Couhaib Driouech has spoken about his impending move to Rangers. The Ibrox side are nearing the £7 million signing of the winger from PSV, with an agreement in principle in place and Driouech set to undergo his medical today. Driouech stated he is looking forward to the medical examination and hopes everything goes well, so he can sign his contract. He also said he has heard really good stories about the Rangers supporters and is looking forward to experiencing the fans in the stadium.
TEAMtalk has confirmed that Rangers are set to complete the signing of PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech, after the Moroccan international travelled to Glasgow for his medical today. The player is expected to finalise a £7 million move by signing a four-year contract that will make him the club’s tenth summer arrival. Driouech has been a priority target for manager Derek McInnes.
TEAMtalk has confirmed that Rangers are set to complete the signing of PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech, after the Moroccan international travelled to Glasgow for his medical today. The player is expected to finalise a £7 million move by signing a four-year contract that will make him the club’s tenth summer arrival. Driouech has been a priority target for manager Derek McInnes.
According to Dutch journalist Joost Blaauwhof, Couhaib Driouech is flying to Glasgow at around 15:00 CET today. Upon his arrival, he will immediately undergo his medical with Rangers before signing a four-year contract if the tests raise no concerns.
According to Dutch journalist Joost Blaauwhof, Couhaib Driouech is flying to Glasgow at around 15:00 CET today. Upon his arrival, he will immediately undergo his medical with Rangers before signing a four-year contract if the tests raise no concerns.
Rangers officials revealed at the club's meeting with shareholders that they are seeking four or five new signings, with £7m PSV winger Couhaib Driouech expected to join.
Rangers officials revealed at the club's meeting with shareholders that they are seeking four or five new signings, with £7m PSV winger Couhaib Driouech expected to join.
According to Dutch daily De Telegraaf, Couhaib Driouech is expected in Glasgow on Tuesday to undergo a medical with Rangers, after the club agreed a deal with PSV Eindhoven. Rangers have agreed to pay PSV a fee of €8m for the Moroccan winger, and Driouech has agreed to a four-year deal at Ibrox. MLS outfit Colorado Rapids and Celta Vigo have also been interested in Driouech, but Rangers look set to sign him.
According to Dutch daily De Telegraaf, Couhaib Driouech is expected in Glasgow on Tuesday to undergo a medical with Rangers, after the club agreed a deal with PSV Eindhoven. Rangers have agreed to pay PSV a fee of €8m for the Moroccan winger, and Driouech has agreed to a four-year deal at Ibrox. MLS outfit Colorado Rapids and Celta Vigo have also been interested in Driouech, but Rangers look set to sign him.
A report from the Scottish Sun on 10 August states that Couhaib Driouech will fly to Scotland within 24 hours to complete his transfer to Rangers. Rangers have agreed a £7million deal to sign the player. According to Chris Jack of Rangers Review, he will sign a four-year contract in Govan. Chris Jack states that Rangers are in discussions at an advanced stage with PSV Eindhoven over a deal to sign the winger, with the fee around £7million. His move will be completed, provided no late complications arise.
A report from the Scottish Sun on 10 August states that Couhaib Driouech will fly to Scotland within 24 hours to complete his transfer to Rangers. Rangers have agreed a £7million deal to sign the player. According to Chris Jack of Rangers Review, he will sign a four-year contract in Govan. Chris Jack states that Rangers are in discussions at an advanced stage with PSV Eindhoven over a deal to sign the winger, with the fee around £7million. His move will be completed, provided no late complications arise.
Transferjournalist Mounir Boualin reports that PSV and Rangers have reached a verbal agreement over the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, there is increasing progress in the matter and Rangers have convinced the 24-year-old winger. The Scottish club will reportedly pay around eight to 8.5 million euros. PSV will make a profit of five million euros. Rangers, who had been interested in Driouech for a longer period, have now also reached a principal agreement with the player. Only the medical examination and final formalities remain before the transfer can be completed. Rangers have convinced Driouech to make the move to Glasgow, where a multi-year contract worth millions awaits.
Transferjournalist Mounir Boualin reports that PSV and Rangers have reached a verbal agreement over the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, there is increasing progress in the matter and Rangers have convinced the 24-year-old winger. The Scottish club will reportedly pay around eight to 8.5 million euros. PSV will make a profit of five million euros. Rangers, who had been interested in Driouech for a longer period, have now also reached a principal agreement with the player. Only the medical examination and final formalities remain before the transfer can be completed. Rangers have convinced Driouech to make the move to Glasgow, where a multi-year contract worth millions awaits.
A move for Couhaib Driouech has progressed, as Rangers now have an agreement with PSV Eindhoven. Rangers are in the process of discussing personal terms. Driouech was left out of PSV Eindhoven’s matchday squad at the weekend, though it was claimed that this was not due to transfer reasons. Dutch journalist Rik Elfrink wrote on X that PSV is set to sell Driouech. Elfrink stated the club has almost completed a multimillion-euro deal with Scottish side Rangers FC and the player now needs to reach an agreement with Rangers.
A move for Couhaib Driouech has progressed, as Rangers now have an agreement with PSV Eindhoven. Rangers are in the process of discussing personal terms. Driouech was left out of PSV Eindhoven’s matchday squad at the weekend, though it was claimed that this was not due to transfer reasons. Dutch journalist Rik Elfrink wrote on X that PSV is set to sell Driouech. Elfrink stated the club has almost completed a multimillion-euro deal with Scottish side Rangers FC and the player now needs to reach an agreement with Rangers.
PSV is nearing an agreement with Rangers FC for Couhaib Driouech, and Rangers is prepared to pay approximately eight million euros for him. Eindhovens Dagblad reports that the clubs are close to an agreement in principle. An agreement still needs to be reached by Driouech with Rangers, who have offered him a generous salary. Voetbal International reports that Rangers hope to finalize the transfer soon.
PSV is nearing an agreement with Rangers FC for Couhaib Driouech, and Rangers is prepared to pay approximately eight million euros for him. Eindhovens Dagblad reports that the clubs are close to an agreement in principle. An agreement still needs to be reached by Driouech with Rangers, who have offered him a generous salary. Voetbal International reports that Rangers hope to finalize the transfer soon.
According to Rik Elfrink of Eindhovens Dagblad, a new, increased offer for Couhaib Driouech has been made by Rangers FC. The new bid for the winger is reported to be between eight and 8.5 million euros. Elfrink expects a quick resolution to the matter and states that PSV will sell Driouech in any case. It is not yet certain to whom he will be sold, as Celta de Vigo remains in the race.
According to Rik Elfrink of Eindhovens Dagblad, a new, increased offer for Couhaib Driouech has been made by Rangers FC. The new bid for the winger is reported to be between eight and 8.5 million euros. Elfrink expects a quick resolution to the matter and states that PSV will sell Driouech in any case. It is not yet certain to whom he will be sold, as Celta de Vigo remains in the race.
Derek McInnes confirmed that Rangers have not given up their pursuit of PSV winger Couhaib Driouech and that a new bid has been made. Celta Vigo and Burnley also have an interest in the 24-year-old.
Derek McInnes confirmed that Rangers have not given up their pursuit of PSV winger Couhaib Driouech and that a new bid has been made. Celta Vigo and Burnley also have an interest in the 24-year-old.
According to reports, Rangers are set to intensify talks with PSV Eindhoven in the hope of reaching a deal to sign Couhaib Driouech. The Rangers Review claims the two clubs will hold discussions in the coming days and that Rangers are prepared to pay up to €8million (£7m). Manager Derek McInnes is looking to strengthen his options out wide, and The Rangers Review understands Driouech is one of a number of wingers being targeted by his side.
According to reports, Rangers are set to intensify talks with PSV Eindhoven in the hope of reaching a deal to sign Couhaib Driouech. The Rangers Review claims the two clubs will hold discussions in the coming days and that Rangers are prepared to pay up to €8million (£7m). Manager Derek McInnes is looking to strengthen his options out wide, and The Rangers Review understands Driouech is one of a number of wingers being targeted by his side.
Rangers are continuing their efforts to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech. According to the Scottish Sun, Rangers have made a new bid to sign Driouech in the last 24 hours. The newspaper reports on its website that Driouech was not included in PSV's squad for the 2-2 draw against Fortuna Sittard. Negotiations continue over his future.
Rangers are continuing their efforts to sign PSV Eindhoven winger Couhaib Driouech. According to the Scottish Sun, Rangers have made a new bid to sign Driouech in the last 24 hours. The newspaper reports on its website that Driouech was not included in PSV's squad for the 2-2 draw against Fortuna Sittard. Negotiations continue over his future.
According to Sky Sports journalist Luca Bendoni, Glasgow Rangers are advancing in their efforts to sign PSV winger Couhaib Driouech. The reporter stated that Glasgow Rangers are in ongoing talks with the Dutch side after submitting an offer of approximately £6.4m for the left winger. Bendoni added that the offer has been rejected by the Eredivisie team, but Glasgow Rangers are still in talks to sign the forward and are competing with Celta Vigo to sign him.
According to Sky Sports journalist Luca Bendoni, Glasgow Rangers are advancing in their efforts to sign PSV winger Couhaib Driouech. The reporter stated that Glasgow Rangers are in ongoing talks with the Dutch side after submitting an offer of approximately £6.4m for the left winger. Bendoni added that the offer has been rejected by the Eredivisie team, but Glasgow Rangers are still in talks to sign the forward and are competing with Celta Vigo to sign him.
PSV Eindhoven has rejected the first official offer from Glasgow Rangers for Couhaib Driouech. PSV’s management believes that the financial proposal made by Rangers is below the player’s value. The Dutch club is demanding at least €8 million, including bonuses, to agree to sell the winger. Couhaib Driouech is considered one of the main attacking players the Scottish club wants to sign during this summer transfer window.
PSV Eindhoven has rejected the first official offer from Glasgow Rangers for Couhaib Driouech. PSV’s management believes that the financial proposal made by Rangers is below the player’s value. The Dutch club is demanding at least €8 million, including bonuses, to agree to sell the winger. Couhaib Driouech is considered one of the main attacking players the Scottish club wants to sign during this summer transfer window.
Discussions between Rangers and PSV Eindhoven for Couhaib Driouech have advanced. Rangers are now close to the asking price, having offered €7.5m, while PSV Eindhoven want between €8m and €8.5m.
Discussions between Rangers and PSV Eindhoven for Couhaib Driouech have advanced. Rangers are now close to the asking price, having offered €7.5m, while PSV Eindhoven want between €8m and €8.5m.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers face challenges in securing the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. Eindhoven officials know that Driouech would prefer a move to Spain over Scotland. The Moroccan under-23 cap has not ruled out a move to Rangers, but La Liga is his preference.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers face challenges in securing the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. Eindhoven officials know that Driouech would prefer a move to Spain over Scotland. The Moroccan under-23 cap has not ruled out a move to Rangers, but La Liga is his preference.
Rangers have offered PSV €7.5m for Couhaib Driouech. Eindhovens Dagblad reports that the offer is likely to be accepted and that the transfer should happen in the coming days. A move to Rangers is seen as suitable for all parties involved. Driouech has been open to a move to Ibrox, but Rangers have not yet agreed personal terms with the player's representatives.
Rangers have offered PSV €7.5m for Couhaib Driouech. Eindhovens Dagblad reports that the offer is likely to be accepted and that the transfer should happen in the coming days. A move to Rangers is seen as suitable for all parties involved. Driouech has been open to a move to Ibrox, but Rangers have not yet agreed personal terms with the player's representatives.
Rangers has made an offer of approximately 7.5 million euros for Couhaib Driouech, according to Eindhovens Dagblad. PSV has not yet accepted the offer, and Driouech is not yet in agreement with the Scottish club. Sources close to Driouech previously reported that he is open to the transfer.
Rangers has made an offer of approximately 7.5 million euros for Couhaib Driouech, according to Eindhovens Dagblad. PSV has not yet accepted the offer, and Driouech is not yet in agreement with the Scottish club. Sources close to Driouech previously reported that he is open to the transfer.
Record Sport revealed that an initial Rangers offer has been rejected by PSV Eindhoven. It is expected that their £6million valuation will be met. Couhaib Driouech feels underappreciated at PSV Eindhoven and in an interview last month, he showed his frustration at a lack of regular game time with the Dutch champions. Driouech stated that he wants to play and if that is not at his current club, he will have to look further. He said he has reached a point where he knows he is capable and wants to demonstrate it, and if that is not at his current club, it would have to be somewhere else. He also said he would not be afraid to undertake a new challenge.
Record Sport revealed that an initial Rangers offer has been rejected by PSV Eindhoven. It is expected that their £6million valuation will be met. Couhaib Driouech feels underappreciated at PSV Eindhoven and in an interview last month, he showed his frustration at a lack of regular game time with the Dutch champions. Driouech stated that he wants to play and if that is not at his current club, he will have to look further. He said he has reached a point where he knows he is capable and wants to demonstrate it, and if that is not at his current club, it would have to be somewhere else. He also said he would not be afraid to undertake a new challenge.
Andrew Cavenagh has been involved in Rangers' attempts to sign Couhaib Driouech from PSV. The Daily Record's print edition claimed on Thursday that it is anticipated that the Ibrox side will meet the Dutch side's multi-million pound valuation. The report states that they are competing with former boss Danny Rohl's Red Bull Salzburg for the 24-year-old and that the player has been permitted to leave the Philips Stadion. A further report from The Scottish Sun claimed that the G51 outfit will make a £6m offer.
Andrew Cavenagh has been involved in Rangers' attempts to sign Couhaib Driouech from PSV. The Daily Record's print edition claimed on Thursday that it is anticipated that the Ibrox side will meet the Dutch side's multi-million pound valuation. The report states that they are competing with former boss Danny Rohl's Red Bull Salzburg for the 24-year-old and that the player has been permitted to leave the Philips Stadion. A further report from The Scottish Sun claimed that the G51 outfit will make a £6m offer.
PSV and Rangers are negotiating the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. The player wants to move to the Scottish club, but a personal agreement has not yet been reached, and the two clubs must first agree on a transfer fee. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, Couhaib Driouech is interested in the move. His contract runs until mid-2029, and an initial offer from Scotland has been rejected by PSV.
PSV and Rangers are negotiating the transfer of Couhaib Driouech. The player wants to move to the Scottish club, but a personal agreement has not yet been reached, and the two clubs must first agree on a transfer fee. According to Eindhovens Dagblad, Couhaib Driouech is interested in the move. His contract runs until mid-2029, and an initial offer from Scotland has been rejected by PSV.
According to the Dutch daily the Eindhovens Dagblad, PSV Eindhoven are actively trying to sell winger Couhaib Driouech. Several other sides are interested in the Moroccan player, and Burnley has been mentioned as a club showing interest.
According to the Dutch daily the Eindhovens Dagblad, PSV Eindhoven are actively trying to sell winger Couhaib Driouech. Several other sides are interested in the Moroccan player, and Burnley has been mentioned as a club showing interest.
Rangers submitted an initial bid for Couhaib Driouech, which PSV Eindhoven rejected after considering it insufficient. Rangers are expected to return with a new proposal. According to Dutch daily De Telegraaf, Rangers submitted the bid in an attempt to get ahead of the competition for the PSV Eindhoven player. Driouech has three years remaining on his PSV contract. Driouech featured in 40 matches last season but made only nine starts, and the move to Rangers is viewed as an opportunity for a more prominent role. Red Bull Salzburg are also in contention for the Moroccan.
Rangers submitted an initial bid for Couhaib Driouech, which PSV Eindhoven rejected after considering it insufficient. Rangers are expected to return with a new proposal. According to Dutch daily De Telegraaf, Rangers submitted the bid in an attempt to get ahead of the competition for the PSV Eindhoven player. Driouech has three years remaining on his PSV contract. Driouech featured in 40 matches last season but made only nine starts, and the move to Rangers is viewed as an opportunity for a more prominent role. Red Bull Salzburg are also in contention for the Moroccan.
Rangers had an opening bid for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech rejected as they attempt to sign the Moroccan winger ahead of former boss Danny Rohl. According to sources in the Netherlands, official discussions between Rangers and PSV began in the last 24 hours. It is anticipated that PSV’s £6m valuation will be met. Couhaib Driouech has been told that he can move to Glasgow if the club pays double the fee PSV paid to acquire him from Excelsior two years ago. Driouech is intended for a starting role on the opposite wing to Daisuke Yokota.
Rangers had an opening bid for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech rejected as they attempt to sign the Moroccan winger ahead of former boss Danny Rohl. According to sources in the Netherlands, official discussions between Rangers and PSV began in the last 24 hours. It is anticipated that PSV’s £6m valuation will be met. Couhaib Driouech has been told that he can move to Glasgow if the club pays double the fee PSV paid to acquire him from Excelsior two years ago. Driouech is intended for a starting role on the opposite wing to Daisuke Yokota.
Rangers are expected to make an initial offer for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech and are currently in talks to sign the left-winger. The club began to target him after an £8 million bid for Frosinone's Fares Ghedjemis was rejected. Eindhovens Daglbad journalist Rif Elfrink expects Rangers to submit an offer for Driouech, which is expected to be between £6m and £6.8m, including bonuses. Elfrink also states that it could become a serious deal but expresses doubt about how far negotiations will proceed. PSV's initial position is expected to be a request for at least 7 to 8 million euros, including bonuses, for Driouech. Voetbal International claims that PSV intend to reach an agreement with Rangers over a deal for the player. The Dutch news outlet reports that formal negotiations are in progress between the two clubs, and that the Scottish Premiership side is leading the pursuit of his signature after a previous approach from Red Bull Salzburg. Voetbal International also states that Driouech is receptive to a move to Scotland and that a long-term contract is available for him in Govan.
Rangers are expected to make an initial offer for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech and are currently in talks to sign the left-winger. The club began to target him after an £8 million bid for Frosinone's Fares Ghedjemis was rejected. Eindhovens Daglbad journalist Rif Elfrink expects Rangers to submit an offer for Driouech, which is expected to be between £6m and £6.8m, including bonuses. Elfrink also states that it could become a serious deal but expresses doubt about how far negotiations will proceed. PSV's initial position is expected to be a request for at least 7 to 8 million euros, including bonuses, for Driouech. Voetbal International claims that PSV intend to reach an agreement with Rangers over a deal for the player. The Dutch news outlet reports that formal negotiations are in progress between the two clubs, and that the Scottish Premiership side is leading the pursuit of his signature after a previous approach from Red Bull Salzburg. Voetbal International also states that Driouech is receptive to a move to Scotland and that a long-term contract is available for him in Govan.
According to Eindhovens Dagblad, Rangers FC has approached PSV for Couhaib Driouech. The same source reports that PSV technical director Earnest Stewart wants a transfer fee of around eight million euros, including bonuses, for the attacker. Rangers FC has already made contact in Eindhoven, but no official proposal has been made yet. It is not yet certain whether Driouech is willing to move to Rangers FC and it is not known if his entourage has held talks with the club's management.
According to Eindhovens Dagblad, Rangers FC has approached PSV for Couhaib Driouech. The same source reports that PSV technical director Earnest Stewart wants a transfer fee of around eight million euros, including bonuses, for the attacker. Rangers FC has already made contact in Eindhoven, but no official proposal has been made yet. It is not yet certain whether Driouech is willing to move to Rangers FC and it is not known if his entourage has held talks with the club's management.
Rangers and RB Salzburg are interested in PSV winger Couhaib Driouech. The player is said to be open to a new stage in his career, and it is suggested that PSV values him at approximately £6m. Recent reports from July 2026 state that PSV is demanding a minimum of €7 million for the player, who is contracted until mid-2029.
Read Full StoryRangers and RB Salzburg are interested in PSV winger Couhaib Driouech. The player is said to be open to a new stage in his career, and it is suggested that PSV values him at approximately £6m. Recent reports from July 2026 state that PSV is demanding a minimum of €7 million for the player, who is contracted until mid-2029.
Read Full Story
Follow Rumours
View transfer rumours on our TikTok, Instagram and X.