Dybala’s contract renewal headed toward a two-year deal worth €3 million plus bonuses | OneFootball

Paulo Dybala wants to stay at Roma and play in the Champions League for the first time in the Giallorossi jersey.

He’s also had his say on the team’s return to the Champions League: in Verona, in the final, tense match, he led the team to victory and a consequent third-place finish.

The Argentine star has had numerous physical problems that have weakened him, but for Gasperini, he represents a technical certainty, which is why he has asked for his contract to continue.

Paulo Dybala’s contract renewal at Roma is only awaiting official confirmation.

As La Gazzetta dello Sport reports, it is expected to be announced in the next few hours, along with Celik’s.

The Argentine star’s team had presented a counter-proposal to the Giallorossi’s initial offer: a two-year contract worth €3 million, plus performance-related bonuses.

In short, based on appearances, personal goals, and team objectives, Dybala could earn €4 million, more than half his final salary. This is a significant cut for Roma, which, by freeing up salary space, will have more leeway to make high-profile signings.