Multiple sources confirm that Roma have agreed terms with Fenerbahce and Jayden Oosterwolde for a loan with €18m option to buy, becoming an obligation if conditions are met.
The negotiations had intensified over the last 48 hours, and seem to have reached a successful conclusion.
The Dutchman is therefore expected to fly out and undergo his medical with the Giallorossi as early as Monday.
Oosterwolde agreement for Roma
Sources including Turkish transfer pundit Yagiz Sabuncuoglu, Fabrizio Romano, and Sky Sport Italia are all confident that the clubs have shaken hands this evening on a deal.
It is a loan with option to buy for circa €18m, becoming an obligation if certain conditions are met, which will probably include the number of player appearances.
This was put in place by Roma due to Oosterwolde’s poor injury record.
The player had already agreed personal terms with the Serie A side, who are in the Champions League this season.
Oosterwolde is currently out injured, so was walking in the tunnel for tonight’s match when he was asked if he was staying.
“Ask Fenerbahce,” was his reply with a shrug.
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He then stood on the side of the pitch and appeared to be in tears watching the crowd in the stands.
