Roma and Paulo Dybala are bound to continue together for at least one more season.
The Argentine forward has been subject of many rumors ahead of the summer window.
Much has been said about Dybala’s contractual situation and the release clause present in his current contract.
As it happened last year, Dybala’s release clause of €12 million will once again become active in July.
It will be valid for clubs outside of Italy with Manchester United being the latest team to show interest in the 30-year-old Roma attacker.
Meanwhile, Il Messaggero reports that Roma management – director Florent Ghisolfi and CEO Lina Souloukou – are carefully weighing the player’s future.
The club want to meet with Dybala’s agent to discuss their mutual plans and whether the player intends to stay for one more season and eventually renew until 2026.
The option of leaving is still on the table as Dybala’s release expires on July 31st.
