ROME, ITALY - JUNE 04: Paulo Dybala of AS Roma acknowledges fans following their sides victory after the Serie A match between AS Roma and Spezia Calcio at Stadio Olimpico on June 04, 2023 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United vying for Paulo Dybala
A host of top clubs are vying for Paulo Dybala, who is available for €12 million and into the final year of his deal at Roma.
According to Fichajes, a host of clubs are keen to sign Paulo Dybala ahead of the summer window. Barcelona, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester United are linked with the €12 million-rated World Cup winner. He has a modest release clause and is set to enter the final year of his deal at Roma.
Paulo Dybala to leave Roma?
Paulo Dybala has been one of the smartest purchases Roma have made in recent years. They snapped him up for free when he left Juventus two years ago. With 16 goals and 10 assists in all competitions, the Argentine World Cup winner has been tremendous for the Serie A giants, but a decision needs to be made about his future.
Since signing with Roma, Dybala has been carrying a modest release clause of €12 million. Roma would be thinking about their next steps, but if the Argentine demands huge wages to renew, then they will have no choice but to consider offers for the attacker. Once the Italian season winds down, Dybala will enter the final year of his three-year deal.
Hence, Roma might sell Dybala, with the attacker already offered to several clubs ahead of the summer. Should he depart the Italian Capital, a host of clubs are keen to sign him. The report points to Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Barcelona as possible suitors.
Where can Dybala join?
Starting with Barcelona they are in the market for bargain signings who can improve their current squad as they prepare for another troubled transfer window with financial constraints. Reports have linked Raphinha with a return to the Premier League, as Dybala could be a decent replacement for the Brazilian, albeit for the short term.
Arsenal and Chelsea are both looking at comprehensive options during the summer window, as the €12 million-rated World Cup winner’s price tag may prove attractive to their cause. Both London sides could also make do with Dybala’s experience, although there are doubts whether he fits into their respective projects.
Manchester United are also mentioned as a possible suitor, and they might need a winger in the window. Some of their current wide attackers are doubtful, and considering Dybala’s price point and the experience he brings, the Red Devils might make a wise decision should they sign him.
