Augsburg set to gain from PSV's potential sale of Pepi
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 3:55 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
FC Augsburg may benefit from PSV Eindhoven's potential sale of striker Ricardo Pepi, according to Kicker.de. Pepi, who scored 16 goals in 26 games, was previously eyeing a €40 million transfer to Fulham FC, which did not materialize. Other Premier League clubs and a Bundesliga team are reportedly interested in signing the 23-year-old. If a transfer occurs, Augsburg would profit due to a sell-on clause, likely recouping their initial investment. PSV paid Augsburg €11 million for Pepi in 2023, and a summer transfer could add another €5 to €7 million.
- •Ricardo Pepi scored 16 goals in 26 matches last season.
- •Fulham FC's planned €40 million transfer for Pepi fell through.
- •Other unnamed Premier League clubs are considering bidding for him.
- •Augsburg has a sell-on clause that would yield profit from the transfer.
- •PSV Eindhoven may add €5 to €7 million if Pepi is sold this summer.
- 3:55 PMYahoo Sports — Augsburg could profit from PSV Eindhoven's sale of Pepi
"Kicker.de is reporting that FC Augsburg could stand to profit from PSV Eindhoven's sale of their former player Ricardo Pepi.Coming off the back of a 16-goal season in 26 games, the USA international i...
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