Roma loans Salah-Eddine to Panathinaikos, second‑most expensive signing

Roma has loaned the 24‑year‑old left‑back Anass Salah‑Eddine to Greek top‑flight club Panathinaikos until September 15. The deal includes a purchase option of seven million euros, which can rise to eight million euros with bonuses, while his market value stands at twelve million euros.

Financial Perspective at Panathinaikos

With a purchase option of seven million euros and possible bonuses up to eight million euros, Salah‑Eddine could become the second‑most expensive signing in Panathinaikos' history. The current market value of twelve million euros would place him behind Azzedine Ounahi (eleven million euros) and ahead of Djibril Cissé as well as Michalis Konstantinou (each eight million euros).

AS Roma had signed the Moroccan in February 2025 for eight point five million euros from Twente Enschede. In the first half of the season he made only three appearances before being loaned to PSV Eindhoven in the summer, where he played 25 matches and earned a place for the 2026 World Cup.

Future Options for the Club

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If Panathinaikos exercises the purchase option, he will officially become the club's second‑most expensive signing and could strengthen the defence for the upcoming season in the Greek league. Salah and Eddine thus stand at the centre of the future planning of both clubs.

The contrast between a short‑term loan and the potentially high transfer value highlights how quickly a player can go from a few appearances to a key figure, and makes the next decisions by Roma and Panathinaikos eagerly awaited.