Reports in Italy: Roma set to offer Dybala a lifetime contract! | OneFootball

Paulo Dybala is in talks with Roma's management for his contract renewal. Local media assert that the capital's team plans to extend the player's contract "for life".

Although the former Instituto de Córdoba player's agreement ends in June 2026, the reality is that it is being discussed for him to stay at the club until 2030, something that demonstrates the player's connection with the city and the fans of La Loba. Moreover, he wouldn't mind retiring at the club.

If the negotiations are successful, Dybala will reach eight seasons wearing the colors of Roma and it will be the team where he stayed the longest, surpassing the seven years he spent at Juventus.

One of the factors that weighs in deciding whether to renew or not, is that he is expecting his first child with artist Oriana Sabatini. From Italy, it is assured that the attacking midfielder would intend to raise his child in the capital.

However, the new contract would have a lower salary than he currently has, although it would not be an impediment for the Argentina national team player. Now, Dybala will get ready to recover from an injury to his left thigh and be able to gain continuity for the rest of the season.

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