Paulo Dybala is in talks with Saudi Arabian side Al Qadsiah for a move from Roma. The Argentine is closing in on a three-year contract with the Saudi club.
The salary and details of the contract have been discussed with the player’s entourage, and an agreement between the two clubs is now pending for the move to go through.
Paulo Dybala close to shock Al Qadsiah move from Roma
🚨🇸🇦 Saudi side Al Qadsiah are closing in on agreement with Paulo Dybala on three year contract.
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) August 14, 2024
Salary and contract terms agreed, final details discussed.
Talks still ongoing between AS Roma and Al Qadsiah as €12m release clause is NO longer valid, expired in July. pic.twitter.com/LHwnIPIidm
Aged 30, Dybala has spent two seasons with the Giallorossi, scoring 34 goals and providing 18 assists in 77 games across all competitions. He played a crucial role in helping them win the UEFA Conference League as well as reach the final of the UEFA Europa League.
While it would be shocking to see Paulo Dybala leave Roma this summer given that he can still give a lot to the club. Roma had a €12 million release clause for the Argentine which expired in July. And now, they can demand any amount that they deem fit.
Although the Giallorossi have already signed Artem Dovbyk to reinforce their attack, Dybala could play behind the main striker, too. But, it remains to be seen if his transfer is sanctioned, and if he is deemed a misfit for the system under Daniel De Rossi.
Has Dybala won the Copa America?
No, he was not included in the squad.
