Jetro Willems has joined Bundesliga side Eintracht Frankfurt after being cleared to leave PSV.
The left-back had been given the green light to depart from the Eredivisie club's pre-season training camp amid reports he could sign for Roma.
But it is DFB-Pokal finalists Eintracht who have snapped up the 23-year-old Netherlands international for a reported fee of €9million.
"I really wanted to change to a club that gives me a good perspective and where I can play regularly," Willems said after signing a four-year deal.
"I had very good discussions with the club management and the coach and I am convinced that I can make the next step at Eintracht Frankfurt."
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