Overview
- Dybala's contract with Roma expires on June 30, 2026, and the club has presented a one-year renewal that proposes a cut to his reported €8 million base salary plus bonuses.
- Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini and owner Dan Friedkin have publicly pushed to keep Dybala in the squad and the club frames the pay reduction on the player’s recent injury-related loss of continuity.
- Italian outlets reported late last week that an agreement is close or imminent, but those claims are not officially confirmed and the player's final decision remains pending.
- Boca Juniors continues to monitor the situation and maintain contacts, yet the club has not made a formal offer and will only move if Roma and Dybala fail to reach terms.
- Roma's last Serie A match against Hellas Verona will affect the outcome because a win would secure Champions League qualification, a sporting and financial incentive that could sway Dybala before the June 30 deadline.