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Paulo Dybala faces one of the most delicate moments since his arrival in the Italian capital, conditioned by a drastic change in economic direction at AS Roma. The Roman club has decided to act firmly to ensure its financial stability, even if that means parting ways with key figures in the squad.
The new roadmap became clear after Claudio Ranieri's words, publicly acknowledging the urgent need to reduce the wage bill. In this context, the name of Paulo Dybala is highlighted in red within the walls of the Olimpico.
Paulo Dybala and the wage adjustment shaking AS Roma
Currently, Paulo Dybala earns around 8.5 million euros per season, including variables and performance bonuses. That figure is well above the new salary cap set by AS Roma, which is set at four million annually.
The sports management deems it unfeasible to maintain contracts that significantly surpass that limit in the next budgeting. According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the club would be willing to offer Paulo Dybala the maximum allowed amount, accompanied by future incentives.
Nevertheless, the proposal would entail a reduction of over fifty percent, a considerable effort for the Argentine player. Roma acknowledges that it won't be an easy negotiation, aware of the sporting and media impact of the forward.
A list of players under scrutiny and a clear message in Serie A
The Argentine isn't the only name affected by this policy of economic restraint within the Roman squad. Pellegrini, Celik, and El Shaarawy are also among the players called to renegotiate or seek an exit.
However, Paulo Dybala's case is the most sensitive due to his status and impact in Serie A. Ranieri was clear in explaining that if no agreement is reached, the club will opt for a farewell without drama.
Boca Juniors, an emotional temptation for Paulo Dybala
Meanwhile, Paulo Dybala's future is increasingly linked to Boca Juniors. The Argentine club has long dreamed of the forward's return to his country, where he never played at the highest level.
Wearing the Xeneize jersey holds significant emotional value for the player. AS Roma knows this option exists and doesn't rule it out if salary discussions don't progress.
Additionally, the sporting context plays a role as Paulo Dybala seeks a project where he can be the absolute protagonist. Returning to Argentina could allow him to lead a team and reconnect with his footballing roots.
Nevertheless, leaving Europe would mark a turning point in a career still thriving at the highest level. In sporting terms, his performance in Serie A is still valued despite intermittent injuries.
Not fitting into AS Roma's economic plans
The Roman club doesn't question his quality but rather his fit in a more austere economic structure. There's no definitive decision yet, but the scenario points to a summer of tense negotiations.
AS Roma wants to resolve the contracts that compromise their financial margin as soon as possible. Everything will depend on the player's willingness to accept a different economic role than he has had up to now.
Without consensus, the exit door will open without fanfare but with clear sporting consequences. Therefore, the immediate future of the club and the player are intertwined in a key decision. Whether in Italy or far from Europe, the outcome will mark a before and after for Paulo Dybala.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La Roma empuja a Dybala hacia Boca Juniors
