Roma push for permanent exit as Salah‑Eddine eyes Eredivisie return in the Dutch league

Dutch left-back Salah-Eddine is on the verge of a permanent transfer back to the Eredivisie as Roma move to off‑load him after his loan spell at PSV, with the Giallorossi confirming he will miss the upcoming summer training camp in Wales and is set to be excluded from Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad.

He appears destined to be excluded from Gian Piero Gasperini’s squad, with the club already working on his future. Roma’s management has acknowledged that the left‑back no longer fits into the coach’s plans. After returning to Rome from his PSV loan, Salah‑Eddine will not take part in the Wales camp, prompting the Giallorossi to search for a solution to his departure.

The Giallorossi are actively evaluating options for the defender. Club hierarchy is assessing a permanent sale, aiming to find a suitable accommodation for the player while securing a financial return on the deal. This reflects Roma’s intent to resolve the situation promptly.

According to Africafoot.com, Salah‑Eddine’s profile remains highly sought after, particularly in the Netherlands where he spent the previous season. Interest from Eredivisie clubs is reportedly strong.

Born in the Netherlands in 2002, Salah‑Eddine is a Dutch international well‑versed in the Eredivisie. He previously featured for Twente before Roma acquired him from the Dutch side in January 2025.

Having completed his loan at PSV and returned to Rome, the left‑back’s career could continue in the Dutch top flight, where his experience and familiarity with the league are valuable assets. A permanent sale would provide Roma with a financial return and free up a squad place, while the defender returns to a league where he has proven experience.