Jan Oliveras Set for Celta Fortuna Move as AS Roma Agree Future Clause

Spanish defender Jan Oliveras is close to joining Celta Fortuna after a deal was reached with AS Roma. The transfer includes a 50% sell-on clause, tying Roma to any future profit from Oliveras’ next move. Oliveras is expected to arrive in Vigo for his medical exam, with the official signing set for Monday.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Jan Oliveras, a 20-year-old left-back, will be leaving AS Roma to join Celta Fortuna in Spain. The transfer agreement was finalized this week and will see Roma retain a 50% share in any future sale of the player. Oliveras will travel to Vigo on Sunday to complete his medical checks and sign his contract.

He spent last season on loan at Dinamo Zagreb but was not part of Roma manager Gian Piero Gasperini’s regular plans, leading to the move to Spain. Reports confirm that Jan Oliveras will not be joining Al Sadd after a last-minute collapse in transfer talks.

WHY OLIVERAS WAS SOUGHT AFTER

Oliveras, born in Manresa, Spain, has shown promise as a young defender. Celta Fortuna wants to strengthen their squad after a tough season and hopes Oliveras can help them improve on last year. Roma’s decision to keep a large sell-on clause shows confidence in Oliveras’ future value, reflecting their belief in his potential despite his limited impact at the club last year.

WHAT’S NEXT FOR CELTA FORTUNA AND OLIVERAS?

Celta Fortuna is in the lower half of Spain’s Primera Federación Group 1 after a difficult start to the season. They are five points from safety and seven behind Racing Ferrol in 17th place. Their next match is against Pontevedra, who are three places above them in the standings.

Oliveras is expected to fight for a starting spot immediately, aiming to help the club climb the table. His arrival will boost the defense ahead of the crucial fixtures, while Roma will be watching his development for any future financial benefit.