According to Corriere dello Sport, Jayden Oosterwolde's injury concerns have led Roma to reconsider their initial agreement with Fenerbahce. The two clubs had shaken hands five days ago on a loan for circa €1m with an option to buy for €15m plus bonus at the end of the season, becoming an obligation if certain conditions were met. However, Oosterwolde is not expected to be back in action until December or even January, a significant difference from the initial assessment by Fenerbahce staff, who had told Roma that Oosterwolde would be out for a couple more weeks following a muscular strain. Roma are now only prepared to make the transfer a free loan from Fenerbahce, leaving it up to the Turkish team to decide whether or not to accept these new terms.
Roma's Oosterwolde Loan Deal in Jeopardy
Roma's proposed loan deal for Fenerbahce midfielder Jayden Oosterwolde has hit a snag, with the Italian club now only prepared to make it a free loan from the Turkish team.
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