Chelsea have reportedly come forward once again for Roma attacker Paulo Dybala.
After being linked with him in the past summer, Chelsea are said to be willing to pay the Argentine’s release clause in the upcoming transfer window, as reported by TuttoMercatoWeb.
Roma would like to renew La Joya’s contract, and in doing so they would try to eliminate the release clause that would free the player in exchange for €12 million that Chelsea would willingly pay.
Negotiations between Roma and Dybala’s entourage will resume shortly and there is still the right confidence that an agreement can be reached, even if time is running out and the Argentine’s clause expires on 31 July. So Chelsea, like other clubs in Spain (Atletico Madrid), could try to accelerate.
Finally, Napoli have also shown interest in Dybala, especially after rumors of Antonio Conte set to become their next head coach.
