Amid speculations surrounding Paulo Dybala’s future at Roma, the World Cup winner’s contract, expiring in 2025, has raised questions.
Despite Roma’s delay in offering a new deal, Todo Fichajes reports that Dybala is likely to remain with the Italian giants, as they aim to secure his services despite interest from Chelsea and Atletico Madrid.
Seen as a cost-effective alternative in Chelsea’s search for a forward, Dybala’s impressive performance for Roma this season, contributing six goals and six assists in 18 matches, adds allure.
However, opinions differ on whether the 30-year-old Argentine is the ideal fit for Chelsea’s needs. Some argue that, while Dybala is undoubtedly talented, the club should opt for a high-profile striker, even if it means a substantial investment, to bolster their squad intelligently in the upcoming summer transfer window.