Paulo Dybala's contract with Roma expired this past summer, and the Argentine is now a free agent, free to sign with any team he chooses.
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However, the “Giallorossi” were determined at all costs to keep the 32-year-old forward on the team and made a major effort to retain him on Gian Piero Gasperini’s active roster.
Ultimately, the two sides reached an agreement, and it appears that they will continue their partnership.
Dybala will remain with the “Wolves” on a reduced contract, and he himself did not want to leave, as Roma has qualified for the top club competition, the Champions League, which is particularly appealing to the Argentine.
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*photo source: KYPE
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