Dybala to bid Roma farewell in June | OneFootball

Dybala’s relationship with Roma has seen better days.

Even against Juventus, La Joya struggled to make his mark, confirming his struggles in this first half of the season.

As Il Messaggero reports, the likelihood of Dybala leaving Roma in June is increasingly high.

His contract expires in a few months, and a renewal seems impossible at this point, given the eight million euros he currently earns. Rumors of a return to Argentina, to Boca Juniors, are becoming more concrete every day.

Catherine Fulop, mother of Oriana Sabatini and mother-in-law of Paulo, also spoke out: “My daughter is busting my balls because she wants to return to Argentina. She’ll give birth in Italy in March, then she’ll probably return to Argentina in the summer.”

Dybala, however, hasn’t yet decided his future: he wants to stay at Roma because he still feels important to European football. He’ll leave for America in two years at most, like Messi did.

Riquelme dreams of reuniting with Paredes at Boca Juniors, but it will require a significant financial effort. The only certainty, barring any unexpected developments, is that Dybala will leave the capital in June.