Yasin Ayari's father denies Saudi Pro League transfer offers
Yasin Ayari's father told Ajel there have been no official offers from Saudi Pro League clubs for the Brighton midfielder, despite recent media reports.
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AIAbdulaziz Ayari, father of Brighton midfielder Yasin Ayari, has dismissed speculation about his son receiving offers to join the Saudi Pro League during the upcoming winter transfer window, following recent media reports linking the Swedish star to Saudi clubs.
Speaking exclusively to Ajel, Abdulaziz Ayari said, “So far, we have not received any official offers from Saudi Pro League clubs,” adding, “What is being circulated remains within the realm of media reports, and there has been no direct contact with my son.”
He emphasized that his son is fully focused on his current club, stating, “My son’s full attention is on achieving positive results with Brighton. The team’s start in the Premier League has been excellent, and our goal is to finish the season in a Champions League qualifying position. We will consider any developments if and when they arise.”
Brighton reportedly values the Swedish international of Tunisian descent at between €40 million and €60 million, while his market value is estimated at around €45 million. Any future deal would depend on the strength of the financial offer.
