AS Roma: the crazy price of Dybala!

Argentine star Paulo Dybala could leave AS Roma this summer. Clubs wishing to acquire the Argentinian world champion will not have to break the bank to attract the attacking midfielder.

The 29-year-old Argentinian, recruited for free by AS Roma last summer after the end of his contract at Juventus, is having a high-flying season under the direction of José Mourinho (34 games, 16 goals, 8 assists ). However, the Roman club is currently 5th in Serie A, and therefore not qualified for the Champions League next season. The 4th, AC Milan, which AS Roma meets this Saturday (6 p.m.) in the league, at home, has as many points as the Louve.

This match, decisive for the C1, could also be for the future of Paulo Dybala.

Two starting clauses

Indeed, according to the revelations of the journalist specializing in the transfer window, Fabrizio Romano, the Argentinian international will be available at the end of the season at a very affordable price. Paulo Dybala’s contract includes two clauses: the first allows Italian clubs interested in the striker to recruit him for the sum of 20 million euros. However, AS Roma will be able to veto a possible operation with a Serie A formation, and in this case, the Argentinian will see his salary increase from 3.6 million euros annually to 6 million. euros.

The second departure clause of the former Juventus player is 12 million euros, and only concerns foreign clubs. On this one, AS Roma will not be able to prevent Paulo Dybala from leaving. The player will therefore have the last word.

Multiple interests in recent months

But has the Argentine been associated with any clubs lately? Cited recently on the side of Real Madrid, Paulo Dybala was also linked in March to Inter Milan, by TMWAnd Todofichajes revealed an interest from Atlético Madrid. A month earlier, in February, Sport claimed that Manchester United are interested in the AS Roma star.

Available at a very reduced price, Paulo Dybala seems to be leaving at the end of the season, all the more so if the Louve does not hang on to the Champions League via its classification in Serie A. Can the Argentinian be satisfied of the Europa League?