PSV has expressed interest in FC Twente defender Anass Salah-Eddine and is said to have made a second bid. Despite the rejection of their initial offer, PSV's technical director, Earnest Stewart, appears resolute in pursuing the player. Salah-Eddine is considered a potential replacement for Matteo Dams, who departed for Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia. Trainer Joseph Oosting has indicated a preference for retaining Salah-Eddine at Twente. Nevertheless, the player remarked that he would not dismiss a move to PSV. The deal may advance if the offer surpasses ten million euros. However, there are conflicting reports regarding the existence of a second bid.

PSV is considering Anass Salah-Eddine as a potential new left-back. Despite FC Twente's reluctance to let him go, Salah-Eddine is open to a transfer to Eindhoven. His market value is estimated at around five million euros, but FC Twente is likely to demand a higher fee. Contact was renewed between Salah-Eddine's management and PSV.

Anass Salah-Eddine acknowledges PSV as 'a beautiful club'. Despite the rumors and being on PSV's list as a potential successor for Matteo Dams, who moved to Al-Ahli, Salah-Eddine mentions he hasn't personally heard from PSV. He indicates that his agent handles such matters, and while he is aware of interest from multiple clubs, he specifically mentions PSV with a smile.

Anass Salah-Eddine is one of the players PSV is considering for the left-back position. His name is among several being evaluated by the club, alongside Souffian El Karouani from FC Utrecht and Nicola Zalewski from AS Roma. PSV is actively seeking a replacement for Matteo Dams, who is set for a lucrative transfer to Saudi Arabia. The competition for the left-back spot is intense, as PSV has yet to reach a breakthrough in its search.