Paulo Dybala ‘to leave’ Roma at season’s end | OneFootball

Paulo Dybala hinted he would leave Roma at the end of the season after a 3-2 win at Parma on Sunday night.

He indicated the derby with Lazio would probably be his last appearance at the Olimpico in the 37th round on Sunday at 12:30, Gazzetta dello Sport reported.

Dybala said the club had not approached him about a new deal and that his contract states he will depart after the next two matches. He added that he preferred to keep his opinion to himself and that they would see what happens.

Signed from Juventus in summer 2022, the 32-year-old has delivered 138 games and 45 goals for Roma, mixing brilliance with injuries. He has never played more than 28 Serie A matches in a season and has only 13 starts this year.

Despite deep Europa League runs, including a 2023 final, Roma have not returned to the Champions League during his spell. They are fifth in Serie A, level on points with Milan in fourth, with two matches left.

Dybala had been linked to Boca Juniors in recent weeks and could move there after this campaign, ending a 14-year stay in Serie A with Palermo, Juventus and Roma. He was not pre-selected by Lionel Scaloni for the World Cup.

Source: L'Équipe