Roma are intensifying their pursuit of Fenerbahce defender Jayden Oosterwolde as they look to bolster their defensive options under manager Gian Piero Gasperini. The Italian club has made significant progress in negotiations with the Turkish side, positioning the Dutch defender as a key target for the capital club’s backline reinforcement.
According to reports from Il Tempo journalist Filippo Biafora, Roma have tabled a structured proposal that includes a loan arrangement coupled with a purchase option. The buying clause would automatically convert to a mandatory obligation based on the number of appearances the defender makes during his time at the club, providing flexibility in the deal’s structure.
The overall package is valued between €17-18 million, with discussions between the two clubs expected to advance further in the coming hours. This move represents Roma’s continued efforts to strengthen their squad during the transfer window as Gasperini seeks additional defensive reinforcements.
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