PSV signs Sven Mijnans from AZ Alkmaar for around €15 million
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 10:50 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
PSV is set to strengthen its squad with the signing of Sven Mijnans from AZ Alkmaar. The midfielder and captain, who enjoyed a breakout season with 21 goals and nine assists, will undergo a medical on Monday. Mijnans's arrival comes as PSV looks to replace Ismael Saibari, recently transferred to Bayern Munich, and potentially strengthens their bid to retain the Eredivisie title. Ajax was also interested in Mijnans, making this signing a significant blow to their hopes.
- •PSV adds Mijnans ahead of the new season.
- •He scored 21 goals and provided nine assists last season.
- •Mijnans will undergo a medical on Monday.
- •He transfers for approximately €15 million.
- •Ajax had also shown interest in the midfielder.
- 10:50 AMYahoo Sports — PSV set to strengthen bid to retain title with signing of AZ Alkmaar midfield star
"PSV have, much to the concern of any Eredivisie title rivals, appear to be adding another star player to their squad ahead of the new season. AZ Alkmaar’s star midfielder and captain from last seaso...
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