Roma Renegotiates Terms for Jayden Oosterwolde Transfer
The determination that the Dutch footballer's injury recovery time will take at least a month has prompted the Italian club to request a discount on the purchase price and changes to the mandatory purchase conditions.
Following medical checks revealing that the recovery period for Jayden Oosterwolde—whose transfer from Fenerbahçe to Italian club Roma is on the agenda—will take longer than expected, Roma has decided to renegotiate the financial terms of the transfer.
Injury Obstacle During Medical Checks
Jayden Oosterwolde, who traveled to Italy for his transfer to Roma, underwent detailed medical checks. The Italian club's medical staff examined the player's biceps area, where he had previously suffered an injury.
As a result of the tests, contrary to Fenerbahçe'en projected two-week recovery period, it was determined that the Dutch player's return to the pitch could take at least a month.
Transfer Terms Back on the Table
Following this development, the Roma management decided to renegotiate the financial terms before finalizing the transfer. They intend to revise the initial agreement, which included a €1 million loan fee and a €15 million mandatory purchase clause. It is reported that the Italian club is demanding a discount on the purchase price and an increase in the limit of 20 matches—requiring at least 45 minutes of play—for the mandatory purchase condition to take effect.