28.08.2026 17:50
The transfer of Jayden Oosterwolde, who went to Italy to join Roma from Fenerbahçe, hit a last-minute snag. Oosterwolde and his representative, who were in Rome for the medical and official signing, left the city after the agreement was put on hold.
An unexpected development occurred in Jayden Oosterwolde's transfer from Fenerbahçe to Roma. The Dutch footballer, who went to Rome to sign for the Italian team, has had his transfer suspended.
According to Yağız Sabuncuoğlu's report, Jayden Oosterwolde and his representative left Rome, where they had gone for the medical check and official signing, after the agreement was suspended.
HE HAD GONE TO ROME TO SIGN
After an agreement was reached between Roma and Fenerbahçe for Oosterwolde's transfer, the player and his representative had gone to Italy to complete the procedures. Oosterwolde was planned to undergo a medical check in Rome and then sign the official contract.
ROMA SUSPENDED THE AGREEMENT
However, an unexpected development occurred in the transfer process. Roma suspended the agreement due to the uncertainty regarding Oosterwolde's return date to the pitch. It had been stated that the Dutch footballer was expected to begin training with the team within 3-4 weeks, while his full return to the pitch was expected to take 6-8 weeks.
OOSTERWOLDE AND HIS REPRESENTATIVE LEFT ROME
Following the suspension of the transfer, Oosterwolde and his representative also left Rome. Thus, the transfer of the 24-year-old defender, who had gone all the way to Italy for the medical check and official signing, has not been realized for now. It had been stated that Roma has turned to alternative names for the defense line and held a meeting with Thilo Kehrer's representative.