Paulo Dybala is spending the final days of his vacations in Ibiza while he waits to learn about his future, as his low release clause could entice a few clubs, starting Chelsea. He’s likely to continue with Roma, but only a new contract would completely remove any doubt, Corriere dello Sport informs.
La Joya can be lured, with his consent, for €12M by foreign teams. However, the Giallorossi can nullify such a threat by automatically bringing his wages to €6M after he joined at a discount rate last summer.
Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly a proponent of bringing Dybala to Chelsea, but their management prioritizes starlets. Some Saudi clubs are also keen.
At this stage, director Tiago Pinto hasn’t scheduled any summit to negotiate an extension. However, there are already some clauses in his deal that can be picked up automatically to reach the goal, if the club wishes to do so.
Our Take on Dybala and Chelsea
While he was linked to Tottenham a few times when Pochettino was there, their strategy has been pretty straightforward this summer, and they already signed multiple forwards. The rumors surely come from his agent trying to get a new contract. Roma should comply to vanquish any peril. The fit has been perfect, and his performances have been more than adequate.
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