According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Roma converted their loan offer for Oosterwolde into a free loan after his medical examination, but Fenerbahçe rejected it. Now Roma is considering Kehrer from Monaco.

He had already posed for photos with fans and even prepared a pen, seemingly close to signing a contract through 2031. However, Oosterwolde's move to Roma ultimately proved to be only a brief stopover. Roma decided to send the Dutch player back to Fenerbahçe after their medical team was unimpressed by his physical condition. Following further consultations, the team discovered the issue was more serious than a simple hamstring injury, potentially requiring surgery, with recovery not expected before three months.

Second Opinion

The player's medical records were sent to Switzerland and Finland, to Professor Georg Ahlbäumer, a doctor trusted by the Friedkin family, and to Lars Lampainen, a tendon specialist. The conclusions were consistent, and this risk also changed Roma's plans. Previously, D'Amico had agreed to a loan deal with Fenerbahçe worth approximately €2 million, with a mandatory purchase clause triggered after the player made 20 appearances of over 45 minutes each. However, given the defender's physical condition, the sporting director converted the offer to a free loan, raising the purchase requirement to at least 25 appearances. Roma waited hours for a response while Oosterwolde remained at his hotel awaiting the outcome. That evening, Fenerbahçe rejected the revised offer, and Roma immediately sent the Dutch player back. Now Roma's alternative target is Kehrer from Monaco.

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