Dybala determined to stay despite offers from Argentina, Turkey | OneFootball

It’s been 90 days since Paulo Dybala last started for Roma, against AC Milan.

That match was the only time Gasperini managed to field his long-awaited dream trident: Soulè, Dybala, and Malen. Now, three months later, the possibility of seeing that trident in action again seems more concrete than ever.

Dybala is accelerating his recovery and could be a key player against Bologna.

As Corriere dello Sport reports, Dybala is at a crossroads. There are only 70 days left on his contract with Roma, and his permanence seems to depend on his performances on the pitch.

The capital remains his cornerstone, and the Giallorossi project, which intrigues and motivates him, is pushing him to consider a possible renewal.

Despite potential offers from Argentina and Turkey, the player seems determined to stay, willing to negotiate a significant salary cut in exchange for performance-related bonuses.

This could be a crucial step toward signing a new contract with Roma, which doesn’t rule out La Joya staying for next year.

The Argentine is a symbol, an image of hope and identity. In such a special year, the club’s centenary, La Joya’s return could be a key element in building Roma’s future.

His permanence would not only send an important message to the fans, but also provide a motivational boost for the team, as Roma seeks to relaunch itself and compete for a place in Europe.