Salah-Eddine is not part of Gian Piero Gasperini’s coaching plan.
The left-back, a key figure during the World Cup with Morocco, remains on the way out of Roma after returning from his loan spell at PSV, despite the transfer window in Italy closing yesterday.
The 2002-born player seemed close to joining Olympiacos at the beginning of the summer, but the option was scrapped, and the same thing happened with West Ham in recent hours.
Last season, during his time in the Netherlands, he played 25 games (1,630 minutes), earning one assist, three yellow cards, and one red card.
As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, the Giallorossi will consider offers from leagues with the transfer market still open for the 2002-born player.
It remains to be seen whether the 2002-born player will continue to reject the offers presented to him or whether he will be ready to begin a new experience away from Rome, given that Gasperini has never considered him, despite the need for a left-footed left-back to complete a lineup consisting of Wesley, Rensch, Molina, and Lulli.
