Paulo Dybala’s Roma contract talks continue as Juventus interest denied

Paulo Dybala’s contract with AS Roma expires at the end of June. The club has offered the Argentine a base salary of €2 million plus performance bonuses, while Dybala is seeking a total package of around €3 million. Negotiations remain ongoing, with Roma’s new sporting director Tony D’Amico directly handling the talks.

Reports indicate that Juventus made a preliminary phone contact with Dybala’s agents, but the club has officially denied any concrete negotiations. Napoli has also inquired about the forward, though no formal offer has emerged. Dybala, who currently earns roughly €7 million per season, has expressed willingness to take a pay cut to stay in Europe and remain with Roma, citing the team’s Champions League qualification as a key factor. The player’s priority is to continue playing for Roma, with a potential return to Argentina only considered as a last resort.

Roma remains optimistic about reaching an agreement in the coming weeks, aiming to avoid a free‑transfer departure and to keep the striker for the next Champions League campaign.