The first move by Roma’s new sporting director, Tony D’Amico, will be Paulo Dybala’s contract renewal.
According to Gazzetta.it, the Argentine and the Giallorossi will continue their partnership for at least another two years.
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The decisive push came after Parma-Roma, when the number 21 declared post-match that the derby against Lazio would be his last match at the Olimpico in the Giallorossi jersey.
Gian Piero Gasperini played a crucial role, having pushed hard for the Argentine to remain at Trigoria.
The former Juventus player’s agent, Carlos Novel, and the Friedkins appear to have reached an agreement for a two-year contract with a salary significantly lower than the player’s current earnings.
In the year leading up to his centenary, Paulo Dybala will therefore still be a Roma player. And, barring any major surprises, the official announcement should arrive within the next week.
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Despite missing numerous games due to injury, the Argentine’s importance in this final stretch of the season has led the Friedkins to accommodate the requests of Dybala’s entourage and, above all, Gasperini, who has consistently pushed to keep him at Trigoria.
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