Overview
- Talks have moved forward after recent meetings in Rome, and both sides plan to meet again once the season ends.
- The offer under discussion would drop Paulo Dybala’s fixed pay to about €2–2.5 million with bonuses linked to games, goals, and team targets, down from roughly €8.5 million.
- Qualifying for the UEFA Champions League would boost Roma’s finances and make the renewal more likely, with the club currently in the top four.
- Dybala is open to staying but has also been linked with a possible Premier League move, while Boca Juniors have shown interest without making a formal bid.
- Director Frederic Massara is leading the talks as coach Gian Piero Gasperini pushes to keep the core, and Dybala has recently returned from injury to aid the run-in after logging 139 Roma games and 45 goals.