Dybala could leave Roma in free agency as Giallorossi hesitate to offer new deal | OneFootball

As they prepare for the Cagliari match, Roma are faced with an increasingly pressing need: recovering Paulo Dybala.

And the No. 21 himself needs to find consistency after months of injuries and frequent layoffs. This is a crucial phase of the season for the Argentine, the most important since joining the Giallorossi.

His future is still to be written, and he has never been so far from Rome.

A hamstring injury and fever have slowed his recovery.

He leads Baldanzi and Ferguson ahead of Cagliari, but the race is still open. His last goal came in October against Sassuolo.

This indicates a patchy and inconsistent performance, which could impact his future.

The club’s silence regarding his renewal is telling. Therefore, Tuttosport writes, the possibility, already experienced at Juventus, of a free transfer departure in the summer has not been ruled out.

There’s certainly no shortage of suitors. Boca Juniors continues to court him, not only through the words of Paredes’ father.

But Dybala’s plan is leaning towards a different path: staying in Europe, postponing his return home, and then considering Major League Soccer in the future.

Two Saudi Arabian clubs continue to monitor the situation, but that sport has never attracted Dybala, who already turned down a seemingly inevitable move a year ago to stay at Roma. This time, however, the ties between the Giallorossi and La Joya could truly be over.