Roma's moves in the transfer market are becoming more and more intense, with the introduction of Paulo Dabbana already causing a stir, and their recent loan deal for Paris Saint-Germain's Dutch star Werner Dum is also coming to an end. According to Italian journalist Scilla, the labor cost of the deal has been agreed, PSG will bear 40% of the wages, and Roma will only have to pay Werner Dumm's annual salary of 6 million euros.
Wenadum's annual salary at PSG is as high as 10 million euros after tax, but the Ligue 1 giants are willing to pay 40% of the 4 million euros he earns on loan to Roma, which saves Roma a lot of money. If Roma qualify for the UEFA Europa League next season, the buyout clause will be automatically triggered, at which time Roma will need to pay 18 million euros to acquire Wenadum. However, as Wenadum has only one year left on his contract with PSG, it is expected that the transfer fee could be lower in the future.
Wijnaldum played for Liverpool for many years, and joined PSG as a free agent after his contract expired last season. He made 38 appearances for the team, contributing 3 goals and 3 assists, and helped the team win the Ligue 1 title. However, after PSG's managerial change this season, Wenadum was included in the cleaning list.
