Salah-Eddine rejects PSV permanent move as Roma plan sale

Moroccan winger Salah-Eddine has turned down a permanent move to PSV Eindhoven, opting instead to remain with his national team at the World Cup. The player’s decision comes as Roma evaluate his future amid transfer plans. Roma have identified Salah-Eddine as one of the players they intend to sell to achieve their capital‑gains target by 30 June. The club’s deadline aligns with the end of the current financial year. PSV hold a buyout option on Salah-Eddine that the Dutch side would like to activate. Activating the clause would secure the winger’s services beyond his loan spell.

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Any deal will require convincing Gasperini to keep the player at Roma. Salah-Eddine has already rejected a permanent contract in Eindhoven, preferring to return to the Italian club. Dutch media have placed the PSV situation at the centre of transfer speculation. The discussions highlight the club’s urgency to resolve the winger’s status. PSV have begun scouting a replacement, targeting Quilindschy Hartman. Hartman, a former Feyenoord player, now plays for Burnley, which has been relegated to the Championship.