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Mohamed Salah and Edin Dzeko will reportedly make their moves to Roma permanent after a clause was triggered in their loan contracts.

Mohamed Salah and Edin Dzeko are reportedly due to make their loan moves to Roma permanent when the season comes to an end.

Salah and Dzeko moved to the Serie A outfit from Chelsea and Manchester City respectively during the summer transfer window on temporary agreements.

In Roma's annual financial statement it has now been revealed that a clause, which is believed to have been appearance-related, has been activated, meaning that the pair can earn permanent contracts.

According to The Mirror, the statement read: "These players were first signed on a temporary basis, which has been transformed into definitive transfers after planned contractual conditions were met."

Salah has made eight appearances this season, while Dzeko has played in seven games.

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