Unexpected development in Oosterwolde transfer! Roma requested additional tests.

Unexpected development in Oosterwolde transfer! Roma requested additional tests.

26.08.2026 10:31

It has been claimed that after the medical checks of Jayden Oosterwolde, who is on the agenda to transfer from Fenerbahçe to Roma, the Italian team requested additional tests. It was stated that Roma specifically wants to examine the muscle endurance of the Dutch defender, and that Fenerbahçe is also closely following the process.

An unexpected development occurred in Jayden Oosterwolde's transfer to Roma, who wears the Fenerbahçe jersey. It was claimed that the Italian team requested more comprehensive examinations after the health checks of the 25-year-old footballer.

ROMA REQUESTED ADDITIONAL TESTS

According to the news from the Italian press, La Repubblica, Roma decided to evaluate the player's physical condition in more detail after Oosterwolde's health checks.

It was stated that the Dutch defender would therefore undergo some additional tests. The final decision regarding the transfer is expected to be made after the completion of the checks.

MUSCLE ENDURANCE WILL BE EXAMINED

In the news, it was stated that the issue Roma focused on was Oosterwolde's muscle endurance. It was reported that the Italian team wants to evaluate in detail the risk of the footballer being injured again after his latest injury. It was also noted that Fenerbahçe is closely following the process in Italy.

HE WAS INJURED IN THE STURM GRAZ MATCH

Oosterwolde was injured in the first match Fenerbahçe played against Sturm Graz in the 3rd qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League. The 25-year-old footballer, who could not continue the game in the 30th minute of the match, left the field on a stretcher.

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