Overview
- Dybala, who spoke Sunday after Roma’s 3-2 comeback at Parma, said the club has not contacted him about a new contract.
- He added that the Lazio derby will be his last home game if no agreement arrives before his deal expires at the end of June.
- Coach Gian Piero Gasperini said he would be happy to keep Dybala next season and praised his quality on his return from a long layoff.
- The win, sealed by a 101st-minute Donyell Malen penalty, kept Roma in a tight chase for a Champions League place with two matches left.
- Dybala joined Roma on a free from Juventus in 2022 and, despite a three-month injury absence this season, remains a key figure for supporters.