Paulo Dybala’s impact at Roma has been more than positive in his first few months in the Italian capital.
The Argentine player embraced his role as the club’s big summer signing and acted as the team leader from the first moment he stepped on the pitch wearing Giallorossi colors.
Now, according to Tuttomercatoweb, Roma are reportedly at work to extend his contract for an additional year until 2026.
The capital club plan on eliminating the €20 million buyout clause present in Dybala’s current contract in order to dismiss potential transfer links in the summer and cement his place in Jose Mourinho’s roster.
