Details of the Medical Report That Canceled Jayden Oosterwolde's Transfer to Roma
The transfer process of the Fenerbahçe player to Italy proved inconclusive due to comprehensive medical reports examined by expert doctors and the necessity for surgery.
It has been reported that the transfer of Fenerbahçe's Dutch footballer Jayden Oosterwolde to Roma was canceled due to a serious injury discovered as a result of detailed medical checks and the review of two professors.
Serious Issues Uncovered During Medical Checks
The Italy visit of the 25-year-old footballer wearing the Fenerbahçe jersey ended in disappointment following comprehensive medical checks.
As a result of the examinations, it was noted that there was a serious problem beyond a simple hamstring injury and that the player needed to undergo surgery.
Diagnosis by Professors in Two Different Countries
Oosterwolde's medical reports were sent to Professor Georg Ahlbaumer in Switzerland and tendon expert Professor Lasse Lampainen in Finland.
Both expert doctors confirmed the same diagnosis, stating that there was a risk of the player being sidelined for at least three months.
Roma's Request to Change Transfer Offer Terms
Following the health issues experienced, the Roma club proposed to change the terms of the transfer offer to Fenerbahçe.
The Italian team wanted to revise the purchase option clause, which was tied to the player's number of matches under certain conditions.
Fenerbahçe's Refusal to Back Down and the End of the Transfer
Upon Fenerbahçe refusing to back down and rejecting Roma's counter-offer, the Italian club sent the player back to his club.
Following this development, Roma turned its focus for a center-back transfer to Monaco's German player Thilo Kehrer.