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How PSV are set up for the 2026/27 Eredivisie season: squad movement, tactical approach and the questions that remain open.

Where they stand

  • PSV's most recent competitive form belongs to the completed 2025/26 season, not the current one: a title-clinching 4-3 comeback win over FC Utrecht (4 Apr, recovered from 0-2 down), an 11th consecutive home win (6-1 v PEC Zwolle, 23 Apr), a 2-2 draw at Ajax decided in stoppage time (2 May), and a 5-1 final-matchday win over FC Twente (17 May) that also produced PSV's 100th league goal of the season. The 2026/27 Eredivisie season itself has not yet started — this is prior-season context, not current form.

League record

  • 1 match played · 1 points · 2 scored, 2 conceded.Moderate confidence

Summer squad changes

1 in, 2 out. Where a move is reported rather than confirmed, or a player is not yet eligible to play, that is stated.

In

  • Sven Mijnans from AZPermanent transfer · Confirmed by the clubClub-described as a versatile attacking midfielder with strong running power.Not a like-for-like replacement for Schouten's controlling role — the club's own described profile is attacking/carrying rather than deep-controlling, which is the basis of this card's central midfield-vacancy vulnerability.

Out

  • Ismael Saibari to FC Bayern MünchenPermanent transfer · Confirmed by the clubSaibari was, on one account of PSV's structure, one of two advanced eights and reportedly the squad's second-highest presser. His departure removes a specific pressing/pivot-cover profile that the incoming signing (Mijnans) does not replace like-for-like — see profile.vulnerabilities.
  • Myron BoaduType not stated · Confirmed by the club

The coach

  • Peter Bosz has been PSV's head coach since summer 2023, extended by two years through mid-2028 in February 2026 — an unbroken, strengthening tenure: his coaching staff (Rob Maas, Terry Peters, Kevin Begois) was retained through the extension and further reinforced by the addition of Bas Sibum as assistant coach in June 2026.
  • Genuinely high continuity, now running to at least five seasons under one coach by contract. This matters directly for how this summer's squad changes should be read: PSV's identity is coach-resident rather than tied to any individual player, which is the strongest argument that departures like Ismael Saibari's are personnel changes within a stable system, not identity changes.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence

Pre-season

None of these seven fixtures — six friendlies of varying formats plus the Johan Cruijff Schaal, a competitive match played 81 of ~95 minutes with ten men — is used as evidence of 2026/27 Eredivisie league form. They are used only as evidence of current personnel, fitness, selection signals and squad-rotation method, per the season-opening evidence-weight rule already established for this card at team-card@0.2.

  • Ivan Perišić, Paul Wanner, Ricardo Pepi and Sergiño Dest appear in none of the five reported friendly line-ups (Antwerp through FC Eindhoven) and were absent from the 30-man Klosterpforte training-camp list (20-24 July) — first attributed, for Dest alone, to World Cup involvement by a single approved-editorial source; head coach Bosz stated on 31 July it would be "too soon" for the World Cup returnees to start, with a bench role to be examined.Moderate confidence
PSV pre-season matches, with the type of match, where it was played and the result where one is recorded.
OpponentTypePlayedResult
Royal Antwerp FCAwayFriendly2026-07-04PSV 1-1 Royal Antwerp
Raków CzęstochowaVenue not statedFriendly2026-07-11PSV 3-2 Raków Częstochowa
Royale Union Saint-GilloiseVenue not statedFriendly2026-07-18PSV 7-3 Royale Union Saint-Gilloise (two 75-minute periods)
Villarreal cfHomeFriendly2026-07-25PSV 1-3 Villarreal CF
FC EindhovenVenue not statedFriendly2026-07-28PSV 3-0 FC Eindhoven
AZHomeSuper cup2026-08-02PSV 0-4 AZ (Johan Cruijff Schaal)

How they play

  • Sustained possession dominance: 64.2% average and 1,608 successful passes across a three-match April 2026 sample (Eredivisie C.V.'s own metrics, not Sportmonks xG), underpinning a scoring floor rather than a single hot streak — multiple goals in 25 of the first 29 matches of 2025/26 and at least 100 league goals across the season (reached via Til's goal in the 17 May final-matchday win over Twente).Moderate confidence
  • A genuinely two-sided defensive record: PSV conceded 45 goals in 2025/26 — a total only two Dutch champions have ever exceeded, and one the head coach himself has named as this summer's priority to fix — yet in the same season conceded the division's second-fewest shots and second-lowest xG against across a sampled window. The more plausible read is a bimodal record (very strong when the press functions, disproportionately leaky when bypassed) rather than a uniformly average defence across 34 matches.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • PSV do not require a settled scoreline or home advantage to execute their method — the title-clinching match was a recovery from 0-2 down to win 4-3, and they scored after 33 seconds at Ajax — but both of their 2025/26 league defeats came against the same deep-sitting, direct-transition opponent (Telstar), the only side to have found a repeatable route to beating them.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • A 21st-century Eredivisie record 24 headed goals in 2025/26, distributed across at least four named scorers rather than one specialist — a genuinely reliable non-possession route to goal, though three of the 24 belong to a since-departed player and the true full-season total is at least one goal higher than the reported figure: Flamingo's headed goal from a Perisic corner in the 17 May final-matchday win over Twente falls after the 24-goal report.Moderate confidence

Players who matter most

  • Jerdy Schouten: PSV's deep-lying pivot and captain until his April 2026 acl tear, now sidelined with no official return date and conflicting editorial estimates of when he returns (a generic 6-9 month rehab range vs. a later report placing his return "far into the second half of the season").
  • Guus Til: the division's highest-volume pressing midfielder in the sampled period, and scorer of PSV's 100th league goal of the 2025/26 season on the final matchday.Moderate confidence
  • Joey Veerman: 2025/26's principal creative outlet, who has publicly confirmed wanting to leave this summer, though as of 22 July 2026 he describes interest as currently limited and says, as things stand, a move won't happen.Moderate confidence
  • Sven Mijnans: signed from AZ as an attacking midfielder described by the club's director of football as versatile with strong running power — not a like-for-like replacement for Schouten's controlling role.Moderate confidence
  • Ricardo Pepi: 6 headed goals in 2025/26, the most at the club, plus the fastest PSV goal against Ajax in Eredivisie history.Moderate confidence
  • Sergiño Dest: received a one-match suspension after his fifth caution of 2025/26 in PSV's final league match, confirmed by the KNVB's own professional-section ruling to be exactly one Eredivisie league match. He did not appear in PSV's confirmed starting eleven for the opening Eredivisie fixture (PSV 2-2 Fortuna Sittard, 8 August 2026). This is disclosed as the fact it is — absence from the confirmed starting eleven — and is not read as proof the suspension applied to this specific fixture: his bench/18-man-squad status was not established by any source reviewed for this card, and rotation is an equally possible explanation.
  • Mauro Júnior: club-confirmed as PSV's captain as of 25 July 2026 (psv.nl's own preseason match report names him "kersverse aanvoerder" — newly appointed captain); the specific link to Schouten's absence, and the Perisic-second/Veerman-third ordering, remain sourced only to a single approved-editorial report not independently confirmed by the club.
  • Ruben van Bommel: returned to playing action in July 2026 friendlies (Union sg, Villarreal) after a serious knee injury sustained 21 September 2025; full match fitness after nearly a year out is not independently confirmed by any source.Moderate confidence
  • Squad depth by position group at this cutoff (psv.nl A-selection, 25 named players): 4 goalkeepers, 7 defenders, 7 midfielders, 7 forwards. Sportmonks separately reports a squad count of 27 for the same cutoff — the two figures are not reconciled (see unknowns). No source establishes a depth chart or starting hierarchy within any of these four groups beyond the individual roles named above.

What they do well

  • PSV's 2025/26 output reads less like a hot streak than a floor: multiple goals in 25 of their first 29 matches, at least 100 league goals across the season, and a record-setting 24 headed goals — a structurally different scoring channel from their possession-based open play. A side that generates goals from sustained territorial control and from a record aerial channel does not need either channel to function on a given day to win, which is a more plausible explanation for a 19-point title margin than form alone.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • PSV's aerial channel is a routine, not a single target: the 24 headed goals are attributed across at least four named scorers, with a documented delivery-to-finish pattern (Flamingo's header from a Perisic corner on the 17 May final matchday). This matters specifically because PSV are routinely faced with a deep block and no forward pressure — an aerial/crossing channel is one route to goal that does not require playing through a compact centre, making it a genuine structural answer to PSV's most common opposition setup rather than a coincidence.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • PSV's own possession dominance is itself a defensive mechanism, not just an attacking one: in the same April 2026 window that produced 64.2% possession, PSV also conceded the division's second-fewest shots and second-lowest xG against — the two figures move together because denying the opponent the ball denies them the time to create it. Read this way, the 45 goals conceded in 2025/26 is not evidence the possession game and the defensive record are unrelated; it is evidence the defence is genuinely bimodal (see defensiveOrganization) rather than uniformly leaky.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • PSV's control is not venue- or game-state-conditional: 14 away wins in 2025/26 (equalling the club record) alongside an 11-match consecutive home winning run, plus a demonstrated recovery from a two-goal deficit to win the title-clinching match. This removes two standard levers — a hostile away venue, or an early lead — that an opponent might otherwise use against a possession side.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • PSV's playing identity is coach-resident rather than personnel-resident: an unbroken, strengthened coaching tenure since 2023 means the system that produced three consecutive title challenges predates and outlasts any individual departure, including a club-record sale. This is the strongest single argument that this summer's turnover is a personnel change within a stable system, not an identity change.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence

Where they can be got at

  • On one account of PSV's structure (a lone deep pivot behind two advanced eights), the role that insured PSV's 45-goals-conceded record against counter-attacks currently has no established occupant. Jerdy Schouten is out with an April acl tear and no club-published return date; Ismael Saibari, one of the two advanced eights on that same account and reportedly the squad's second-highest presser, has been sold; and the midfielder signed in their place is described by the club itself as an attacking, high-running profile rather than a controller. If that structure holds, the vacancy sits exactly where PSV's defensive model needed cover — but a separate, independent account (nos) instead describes a two-man block (Schouten and Veerman), which would leave a different, and only partial, vacancy since Veerman remains at the club. Which framing is correct is unresolved (see the base-structure hypothesis below); the departures themselves (Schouten's injury, Saibari's sale) are not in dispute under either reading. Selection Signal, not A resolution: Sven Mijnans and Nick Wanner started together as PSV's double pivot in the opening Eredivisie fixture (PSV 2-2 Fortuna Sittard, 8 August 2026), with Guus Til advanced ahead of them — matching a pairing this repository's own pre-match MatchLearningRecord expectation had already named as a candidate (mlr-mw1-psv-fortuna). One confirmed selection is evidence of what Bosz chose for one fixture, not evidence the underlying vacancy question is settled: Mijnans is club-described as attacking/carrying rather than a like-for-like controller for Schouten's specific role, and which of the two disputed 2025/26 base-shape accounts now applies is unresolved by this selection either way. WATCH_FOR_CONFIRMATION across further fixtures, not a durable structural finding.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • The only demonstrated route to beating PSV in 2025/26 — a deep block plus direct transitions — worked exactly twice, against the same opponent, and the away instance is confounded by PSV's own player being sent off around the 40th minute, leaving effectively one clean data point behind a genuinely reusable finding.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • Progression against a deep block runs largely through one creator, Joey Veerman, who has publicly stated he wants to leave this summer with no offer yet materialised. A departure would concentrate two costs at once: it would remove PSV's principal line-breaking passer at the same time as the incoming midfielder profile shifts the squad from control toward carry, reducing exactly the delivery quality PSV's aerial channel depends on.Our reading of the evidence · Limited confidence
  • PSV's availability picture is more resolved than it was, but still not closed. Sergiño Dest's one-match sanction — a fifth caution of the season, imposed 18 May 2026 and explicitly scoped to the Eredivisie — is now confirmed to exist by the disciplinary ruling itself; what remains unestablished is whether an Eredivisie-scoped sanction has any bearing on the Johan Cruijff Schaal, a different competition, and no source addresses that either way. The Sportmonks team-level control was re-run and again returns no suspension record of any category — consistent with this same control's demonstrated blind spot for this exact sanction, not evidence he is clear. On injuries, the record this card previously read only as plausibly Schouten's is now confirmed by name against the provider's own squad and fixture data, and the further open record this card could not previously close also resolves to a player outside PSV's current squad, so it is no longer carried forward as a live current-squad concern. That resolution came with its own caution: a third record, seen at an earlier check the same day, had vanished from the same control by evening — a second instance, in the opposite direction, of this list moving inside a single day, and a reason not to treat any single reading of it as settled.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence

What we think happens

Each reading is shown with the evidence for it and the evidence against it. Where those pull in different directions, that is the honest state of the picture.

The pivot, not the points total, is PSV's real 2026/27 variable, regardless of which base shape actually held in 2025/26 (single pivot vs. two-man block, itself a disputed question — see the base-structure hypothesis below): PSV's title-winning midfield core was Schouten, Til and Saibari more advanced, and Veerman as principal creator. Two of those four are now unavailable or gone — Schouten to a long-term acl injury, Saibari sold — and the signed replacement is an attacking midfielder, not a like-for-like controller under either framing.

Moderate confidence

Evidence for

  • Schouten's acl tear removes a central figure in either pivot framing.
  • Saibari, one of the two eights under the single-pivot framing, sold to Bayern Munich.
  • Mijnans signed as a versatile attacking midfielder, not a deep controller.
  • Veerman has publicly asked to leave.

Evidence against

  • Which base shape PSV actually used is itself disputed between two independent sources — Bosz's shape is also documented as adaptable, not rigid.
  • PSV retain several central-midfield options.
  • Zero 2026/27 competitive minutes exist yet to test this.

PSV's aerial/set-piece channel is more likely to persist than to collapse, but a record year is not a repeatable baseline — three of the 24 headed goals belonged to a player who has since left, while the three other named contributors remain.

Moderate confidence

Evidence for

  • The 24-goal record is attributed across at least four named scorers.
  • The three remaining named contributors stay on the squad.

Evidence against

  • A record figure is by definition an outlier expected to regress.
  • PSV also conceded a set-piece goal themselves (a corner, at Ajax).

The mechanism that beat PSV in 2025/26 — a deep block plus direct transitions — is the only demonstrated route against them, and it worked twice against the same opponent (Telstar). PSV's own coach names conceding fewer goals as this summer's explicit priority.

Moderate confidence

Evidence for

  • 45 conceded and the coach's own stated objective.
  • Both league defeats came against Telstar, home and away.
  • A weak defensive preseason display v Villarreal (1-3, described as deservedly behind).

Evidence against

  • PSV also conceded the division's second-fewest shots and second-lowest xG against in a sampled window.
  • The Telstar sample is confounded by PSV's own player being sent off in the away leg.
  • The Villarreal display is a single preseason friendly, the lowest evidentiary weight category in this baseline.

PSV's pressing intensity is likely understated by raw counts, not overstated: Guus Til recorded the Eredivisie's highest volume of high-pressure actions (86) in a sampled 2025/26 window despite PSV's possession dominance structurally reducing how often the team is out of possession at all. Til's specific 2025/26 count remains single-sourced (nos); a separate, durable multi-season finding (Opta Analyst, 2023/24: league-low PPDA of 9.2, most final-third recoveries) supports a genuine team-wide high-press identity under Bosz, but is a different season and a different metric from Til's count and does not corroborate the specific 86-action figure — carried as a hypothesis rather than an established 2025/26 tactical trait pending further research.

Limited confidence

Evidence for

  • Til's 86 high-pressure actions is the highest of any Eredivisie midfielder in the sampled period, per nos.
  • PSV structurally generate fewer defensive-third pressing opportunities than a less possession-dominant side, which would mechanically suppress any raw pressing count regardless of intent.
  • Opta Analyst (2023/24, a different season) independently supports a durable team-wide high-press identity under Bosz — league-low PPDA (9.2), most final-third ball recoveries (86, an unrelated figure to Til's 86) and high turnovers (150) — consistent with, though not proof of, the specific 2025/26 Til count.

Evidence against

  • No second editorial or structured source was found corroborating Til's specific 86-action, 2025/26 figure itself.
  • Saibari, who ranked second on the team in this metric, has since left the club, and no 2026/27 sample exists to confirm the pattern persists.

PSV's exact 2025/26 midfield pivot shape is genuinely contested, not merely under-corroborated: one account (vi Pro, free-teaser text) describes a single deep pivot (Schouten) behind two more advanced eights (Til, Saibari), adaptable against five-at-the-back or 4-4-2 opponents; a separate, independent account (nos, 4 Aug 2024) instead describes Schouten and Veerman together as a two-man block in front of the defence, with Til/Tillman/Saibari rotating in the advanced role. Vi's account carries no publication date in the record retrieved, so which account is fresher cannot be established — carried as a hypothesis about PSV's base shape, not an established tactical identity, and the disagreement itself (not just a corroboration gap) is the reason.

Limited confidence

Evidence for

  • Vi Pro's free teaser text describes the pivot-plus-two-eights structure and names two specific opponent-structure adaptations.
  • The described role split (a deep pivot, two advanced eights) is broadly consistent with the personnel discussed elsewhere in this card (Schouten as pivot, Til and the departed Saibari as the eights).

Evidence against

  • Nos (4 Aug 2024) independently describes a different base shape — Schouten and Veerman together as a two-man block — a genuine conflict, not merely a missing second source.
  • Two of the four approved Dutch editorial sources (ad Sportwereld, De Telegraaf) remain structurally unreachable to this project's research tooling, so a fresher tiebreaking analysis may simply not have been found yet rather than not existing.

Squad and club news

  • Ismael Saibari departed to FC Bayern München, described by PSV as a club-record transfer.
  • Jerdy Schouten sustained an anterior cruciate ligament tear; surgery required; no official return date.
  • Sergiño Dest excluded from one Eredivisie league match after a fifth caution in PSV's final 2025/26 league match; whether it has any bearing on the Johan Cruijff Schaal is unresolved.
  • Sven Mijnans signed from AZ, contract to mid-2031.
  • Bas Sibum joined as an additional assistant coach; three academy players promoted to the first team.
  • PSV announced they will not continue with Myron Boadu; recorded as a squad-model event only, not availability evidence for this fixture.
  • Joey Veerman was sent off against AZ in the Johan Cruijff Schaal on 2 August 2026 — a direct red card shown after a VAR review inside the opening ten minutes, with the score still 0-0. Nos reports it as his first red card in 359 career matches. Sources differ on the exact minute of the incident: the dismissal is recorded at 9 minutes by the provider and by four sources including AZ's own channel, while one report gives 6 minutes. Any resulting suspension is a separate matter and has not been established — no ruling from the KNVB or from PSV could be obtained, so its length and the competitions it would cover are unknown. This entry establishes nothing about Veerman's availability for any future fixture.
  • Amir Bouhamdi made his first competitive start for PSV, against AZ in the Johan Cruijff Schaal on 2 August 2026. This records that he was selected to start a competitive fixture; it does not establish him as a settled first-choice starter, and it rests on a single report.

Who is available

  • Jerdy Schouten (acl tear, April 2026) is confirmed out with no official return date, and is the only injury absence this card relies on — that confirmation comes from PSV itself, and his identification against the provider's own record is now confirmed by name via the provider's own squad and fixture data, not merely read as a plausible date match as before. The provider separately carries a further open injury record, resolved by direct lookup on 29 July to Richard Ledezma, born 6 September 2000, whose record has stood open since 14 March 2025 with no end date and 64 games recorded as missed; a same-evening squad check confirms he is not part of PSV's current squad, so this record is no longer treated as a material current-squad concern. A third record, resolved earlier to Wessel Kuhn (born 16 September 2006, and likewise confirmed not to be part of the current squad), was present at a morning check on 29 July and had already disappeared from the same provider control by the evening of the same day — whether it was removed, corrected, expired, or is served intermittently is unknown and not inferred. That this list has now moved twice inside three days, once in each direction, is itself the point: it is not stable at this range and must be re-read again close to any freeze, not carried forward from this observation. No current club injury update was found from any source. Ruben van Bommel has resumed playing in July 2026 friendlies after a serious September 2025 knee injury, but full match fitness is not independently confirmed. Playing eligibility is not independently confirmed for new signing Sven Mijnans or for three academy players recently promoted to the first team — a transfer or promotion announcement is never itself proof of matchday eligibility, and two of those three (Merién, Van den Berg) starting the 28 July friendly does not change that, since a friendly appearance is not a registration record. Separately, on 29 July the club announced that it will not continue with Myron Boadu; this is recorded only as a squad-model departure and is not read as evidence about anyone's availability for 2 August.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • Sergiño Dest's sanction is now confirmed at source: a fifth caution of the season triggered a one-match exclusion, imposed 18 May 2026 and explicitly scoped to the VriendenLoterij Eredivisie — this is a direct statement from the disciplinary ruling itself, not an inference from the general carry-over rule. What that ruling does not say is whether an Eredivisie-scoped sanction has any bearing on the Johan Cruijff Schaal, a different competition — no source consulted addresses cup applicability either way, and none should be inferred. A same-evening re-check of the provider control on 29 July again found zero records of any suspension category, with no card recorded in the 28 July friendly by either post-match source — but the combined cards-and-suspensions status for this fixture remains unconfirmed, not clear, and that is the status that governs. It does not resolve Dest for this fixture, and cannot: this same control has already been shown, for this same sanction, not to carry a suspension that genuinely exists. An empty provider read means 'no suspension registered', never 'Dest is available for the Johan Cruijff Schaal'. If this is still unresolved at the pre-freeze check, the decision must escalate rather than proceed on provider silence.Our reading of the evidence · Moderate confidence
  • 2025/26 concluded 17 May 2026; the squad reported back for preseason on 29 June 2026 — roughly six weeks of rest before preparation resumed.
  • Preseason concludes with the Lichtstadderby (28 July) and the Johan Cruijff Schaal v AZ (2 August, home, a different competition — Sportmonks league 81) in close succession, immediately ahead of the Eredivisie season and a fourth consecutive Champions League campaign whose 2026/27 schedule is not yet established.
  • SuspensionsReported but unconfirmedSergiño Dest's one-match exclusion is confirmed at source (fifth caution, imposed 18 May 2026, explicitly scoped to the Eredivisie). Whether it has any bearing on the Johan Cruijff Schaal was never established by any source, and whether it carries into the first 2026/27 Eredivisie match is likewise unestablished — the sanction's application has not been confirmed against any specific fixture. The Sportmonks team-level control has already been shown, for this exact sanction, not to carry it — so provider silence must not be read as clearance.
  • Playing eligibilityReported but unconfirmedResolved for Sven Mijnans: he started as part of PSV's confirmed double pivot in the opening Eredivisie fixture (8 August 2026), direct evidence he was registered and eligible for it. Unchanged and still unconfirmed for the three academy players promoted to the first team in June 2026 (Merién and Van den Berg among them, per profile.keyPlayerRoles/currentState — a July friendly appearance is not a registration record and neither started PSV's opening Eredivisie fixture); a transfer or promotion announcement remains insufficient on its own to establish eligibility for any of them.
  • InjuriesConfirmed issueJerdy Schouten's acl absence (confirmed by the club, April 2026, no official return date) is the only confirmed current-squad injury this card relies on. A same-evening re-check on 29 July found a further open provider record that resolves to a player outside PSV's current squad, and a third record present at an earlier check the same day had disappeared by evening — the list is demonstrably unstable at short range. A fresh control on 30 July and again on 2 August returned the same two open records unchanged from the prior control, with no games-missed movement — a zero delta, which is an observation, not clearance.
  • Squad and transfer statusConfirmed issueSeveral squad/transfer situations remain open: Joey Veerman has publicly asked to leave with no offer materialised (and was sent off in the Johan Cruijff Schaal, with any suspension unestablished); the club announced on 29 July that it is not continuing with Myron Boadu; reported moves involving Matěj Kovář (permanent transfer) and Armando Obispo (to rc Lens, reportedly collapsed) were not independently confirmed from an opened official source.

What we still do not know

This profile records 14 points that available sources did not settle. The questions below are the ones that most affect how PSV are read; the rest are held open rather than filled in with assumptions.

  • Which of PSV's own conflicting squad counts (25 named on the psv.nl A-selection page vs. 27 reported by Sportmonks) is correct, and what accounts for the discrepancy?

    A structured squad section cannot be treated as complete while the two source figures disagree.

How current this is

Last updated: 10 August 2026 · After Matchweek 1. Drawn from 53 sources. Overall: moderate confidence.

Matches

  • PSV v Fortuna Sittard Sat 8 Aug, 20:00 CEST · Matchweek 1 · Played · Read the analysis
  • Excelsior Rotterdam v PSV Sat 15 Aug, 20:00 CEST · Matchweek 2 · Read the analysis
  • PSV v FC Groningen Sun 23 Aug, 14:30 CEST · Matchweek 3

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