Dybala Nears Short-Term Renewal With Roma
Tony D’Amico’s arrival and the player’s agent moving to Rome have pushed talks to a final phase with a small salary gap to settle before the contract expires.
Overview
- Negotiations are in an advanced stage for a one- or two-year deal that would cut Dybala’s fixed pay and add performance-related bonuses, according to Italian reports.
- The main sticking point is a roughly €0.5 million annual gap between Roma’s latest offers (reported between €2.3m and €2.5m) and Dybala’s stated asking figure of about €3m.
- Reports on Tuesday say only final details remain as Roma sporting director Tony D’Amico prepares to meet agent Carlos Novel, who is arriving in Rome to conclude talks.
- Juventus made an exploratory call to Dybala’s agent and Boca Juniors have registered interest, but multiple sources say Dybala is prioritizing staying at Roma.
- If completed before the June 30 expiry the deal would secure a key player who helped Roma reach the Champions League and shape the club’s short-term planning for next season.