Paulo Dybala is reportedly puzzled by his uncertain future in the Italian capital.
The Roma attacker was recently subject of transfers rumors and whispers given the newly active release clause in his current contract – which runs out in 2025 – that would allow any foreign club to sign him for a total fee of €13 million.
According to Corriere della Sera, Roma’s lack of initiative to pursue talks for a new contract for the ex-Juve man surprised Dybala and his entourage who expected negotiations to unfold around this period of time.
Despite this – as previously mentioned – Dybala currently has no intention of leaving Roma.
Several Arab clubs have shown interest in Argentine for some time, but they will have to wait at least until next summer to make an attempt for him again.
