Overview
- The 25‑year‑old Jayden Oosterwolde arrived in Rome for medicals on Tuesday and the transfer is on standby after doctors found a new muscular problem during tests.
- Italian reports say Roma agreed a €1m loan with a conditional buy clause of about €15–16m and a proposed four‑year contract worth roughly €1.6m per season.
- La Gazzetta dello Sport and other outlets say the muscular issue could require surgery, prompting Roma to order further evaluations before deciding whether to complete the move.
- Roma expect Oosterwolde to be unavailable until around mid‑September because of the thigh problem, and the club still plans to recruit an additional winger to cover the position.
- Clubs use loan deals with conditional obligations to limit financial exposure when a player has recent injuries; Oosterwolde’s prior October 2024 ACL and the latest findings increase the chance Roma will seek alternatives if risks stay high.