A notable development has occurred in Italy regarding the potential transfer of Jayden Oosterwolde from Fenerbahçe to Roma. It has been reported that the Italian team decided to conduct additional examinations following the results of the 25-year-old footballer's initial medical checks.
According to Sky Italia, Roma does not want to take any health-related risks in the transfer operation, which is valued at approximately 15 million euros. It was noted that the capital club specifically wants to examine the current status of Oosterwolde's past injuries in more detail.
It was stated that the yellow-navy footballer will undergo comprehensive additional medical checks today, and whether his previous injuries pose a risk to the transfer will become clear after these tests.
This uncertainty in the medical process has also reportedly reflected on Roma's offer structure. It is stated that the Italian club has abandoned the previously discussed mandatory purchase option and proposed a new structure to Fenerbahçe.
Accordingly, it is claimed that Roma wants to loan Oosterwolde for 1 year and add a standard purchase option to the agreement instead of a mandatory purchase clause. The results of the additional medical checks are expected to be decisive for the future of the transfer.
News Source: 12punto
