The Argentine Paulo Dybala has settled his future with the Italian club Roma, after reaching an agreement to renew his contract with the "Giallorossi", according to press reports.
Dybala (33 years old) joined Roma in 2022 coming from Juventus, with whom he spent 7 years, and doubts have recently emerged about his future, especially after his contract ended last June.
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano, a transfer news specialist, stated that the agreement came after weeks of negotiations between Roma's management and the player's representatives, paving the way for the official announcement of the one-season extension in the coming days.
Dybala agreed to the new contract terms after a period of hesitation, to continue his journey with Roma, given the club's management's conviction in the importance of his role within the team's sporting project for the new season.
Despite Boca Juniors' interest in signing him for free, Dybala decided to stay with Roma to participate in the UEFA Champions League next season.
Despite suffering several injuries during the past season, the 32-year-old player still enjoys the confidence of the technical staff and club management, who consider him one of the key pillars as Roma prepares for the upcoming season's competitions.
According to previous reports, the Argentine star agreed to a significant salary reduction, while receiving performance-related bonuses.
