Roma sign Dutchman Oosterwolde on €16m loan from Fenerbahçe

Jayden Oosterwolde is set to join AS Roma in Rome on a loan from Fenerbahçe valued at around €16 million, with a purchase option that could become mandatory. The Dutchman is expected in the capital tomorrow, pending a medical before signing the contract with the Giallorossi.

Loan with €16m purchase clause

The agreement sends Oosterwolde to Roma on loan, granting the club an option to buy that will turn into a mandatory purchase if he reaches a set minimum number of appearances, a threshold described as unlikely to be particularly high.

Roma secure a player who can operate both on the wing and as a defensive midfielder, giving coach Gian Piero Gasperini additional tactical flexibility.

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Oosterwolde is currently recovering from a muscle problem that has kept him out in recent weeks; medical staff expect him to be fully fit again within three weeks at the latest.

For the Giallorossi, the deal adds depth to the squad and could become a permanent €16 million investment if the appearance clause is triggered.

For the Dutchman, the move offers Serie A exposure and the chance to turn the loan into a long‑term stay, provided he completes his recovery and meets the appearance criteria. The news was reported by TuttoMercatoWeb.com, and the final step remains his medical examination and contract signing after arriving from Fenerbahce tomorrow.