Anass Salah-Eddine has turned down a move to Olympiacos after the Greek club and AS Roma agreed a deal worth €7 million plus €1 million in add-ons. The 23-year-old Moroccan left-back rejected the proposal, leaving his future uncertain heading into the final stretch of the transfer window, according to Italian journalist Nicolò Schira.
Salah-Eddine walks away from Olympiacos agreement
Despite both clubs reaching a complete understanding on the transfer structure, the player exercised his veto. Roma had negotiated terms that would have sent him to the Greek champions on what appeared a straightforward move, yet Salah-Eddine’s decision to decline signals he has other priorities or destinations in mind.
The 23-year-old arrived at the Giallorossi during January’s winter window and has since maintained his eligibility to move again this summer. His left-back position, combined with offensive contributions along the flank, has generated attention across Europe’s top divisions.
Interest from across Europe amid window uncertainty
Several European sides remain monitoring Salah-Eddine’s availability as the transfer deadline approaches. His versatility and attacking output have positioned him as a target for clubs seeking depth or a upgrade on the left wing.
The next few weeks will prove pivotal. With time running short in the window, any suitor keen on signing the Atlas Lion will need to move quickly—both in negotiations with Roma and in convincing the player himself that a move suits his career trajectory.
