Medical Check Obstacle in Jayden Oosterwolde's Roma Transfer
Roma changed the transfer terms for Fenerbahçe football player Jayden Oosterwolde to a 1-year loan with an option to buy after he failed to receive full approval in his initial medical checks.
It is reported that during the transfer process of Jayden Oosterwolde, who plays for Fenerbahçe, to Roma, the terms were put back on the table following the results from the initial medical checks.
Medical Checks Did Not Meet Expectations
According to information from Italy, the Roma club did not find the results obtained from the initial medical checks of Dutch defender Jayden Oosterwolde sufficient. The Italian team, not wanting to take any risks in this transfer worth approximately 15 million euros, wants to examine the player's past injuries in more detail.
Comprehensive Additional Tests Will Be Performed
It was stated that Oosterwolde will undergo comprehensive additional tests regarding his health status today. The Roma management is expected to make its final decision after the new examinations, evaluating the possibility of past injuries causing problems again.
Change in Transfer Formula
Following the developments in the medical checks, it was claimed that the Italian club wanted to change the transfer formula. It was stated that Roma gave up on the previously planned mandatory purchase option.
Details of the New Offer
In the details of the new offer conveyed to Fenerbahçe, it was reported that there is a 1-year loan and a normal purchase option. While negotiations between the two clubs continue, the additional test results the player will receive will determine the future of the transfer.