Ismael Saibari wins Netherlands' Footballer of the Year award
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 19, 2026, 5:08 PM
Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Ismael Saibari has been named the 2025/26 Footballer of the Year in the Netherlands. The forward, who transferred to Bayern from PSV Eindhoven, was instrumental in helping PSV secure the Eredivisie and Johann Cruyff Shield last season, netting 19 goals and providing nine assists. Saibari's performances also stood out during the World Cup, where he scored three goals for Morocco, contributing to their advancement to the knockout stages. He has been awarded the Gouden Schoen trophy, symbolizing his achievement as the best player in the Netherlands last year.
- •Saibari scored 19 goals and registered nine assists last season.
- •He played a key role in PSV's Eredivisie and Johann Cruyff Shield victories.
- •Scored three goals for Morocco at the World Cup, advancing to knockouts.
- •The Gouden Schoen award signifies top player status in the Netherlands.
- 5:08 PMYahoo Sports — Saibari named Netherlands’ Footballer of the Year
"Bayern’s new signing Ismael Saibari has been voted the 2025/26 Footballer of the Year in the Netherlands. The forward helped PSV Eindhoven win the Eredivisie and Johann Cruyff Shield last season, s...
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