Roma's Argentine forward #21 Paulo Dybala celebrates after scoring the team third goal during the Italian Serie A football match between AS Roma and Torino on February 26, 2024 at the Olympic stadium in Rome. (Photo by Tiziana FABI / AFP) (Photo by TIZIANA FABI/AFP via Getty Images)

In a sensational turn of events, Paulo Dybala and Roma have decided to both reject the offer from Al-Qadsiah and he will remain at the Stadio Olimpico. ‘I’ll see you Sunday.’

The player had said his goodbyes at the Trigoria training ground today, both to fans, teammates and staff at the camp, with the full expectation that he would not return.

However, this evening multiple sources including Fabrizio Romano, Sky Sport Italia and Sportitalia all claim that the negotiations were called off.

They have slightly different versions as to who pulled the plug, some saying it was Dybala who turned down the €75m salary over three years, others that Roma were unhappy at being paid only €3-4m plus bonuses for the star man.

Whatever the cause of the breakdown, both the player and Roma decided they would like to try to continue together for this season.

He had a €12m release clause in his contract that expired on July 31 and his current deal only runs to the end of the campaign, but there is an option to automatically extend by a year at the same salary once he makes his 14th competitive appearance.

The Argentina international announced it with a video on his Instagram, with a message that reads: “Thank you, Roma. I’ll see you on Sunday.”

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3 thought on “Huge shock as Dybala and Roma terminate Al-Qadsiah talks”
  1. In tears. So happy he is staying. Roma is everything to me you can divorce your wife but you can’t divorce la Roma. Forza roma

  2. Decided to stay & play for a club who wanted to get rid of him. Wow ! Respect to Dybala, and shame to Roma. Such low mentality, no wonder so few trophies in their cabinet.

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