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Dybala is a free agent meaning he's currently out of contract with Juventus and has no club. He will be open to opportunities at the time and whether he chooses to join Roma will depend on his priorities, if he wants Champions league football then Roma would be out of consideration because they won't be playing in the champions league next season but he might be assured of more playing time at Roma if he prioritize getting playing time so as i said it all goes down to his priorities in making a move.

I don't think that will be a priority for him. Playing time is more important, what's the point of him coming to a club that already has a lot of good players in his position? He'll just sit on the bench, that's all. At the end of the day, he could go all the way to the Champions League with Roma Roll Eyes

indeed it all depends on the priorities and principles of Dybala. playing for the Champions League would probably be good. but whether he will be part of the coach's strategy or not.
status is a free transfer, of course, there will be many clubs who want to take it. Inter Milan and Napoli are also interested in Dybala.
In my personal opinion, competition is possible for Roma and Inter. It all depends on the agreement of both parties.

I don't see why he can cling to the Champions League. Yes, it's a tournament every player wants to play in, but he's still young, plus he can move to a good club, even staying in Italy, choosing the same Milan and Napoli as you say. Especially, those two clubs have a good priority to fight for the Champions League. The main thing is that he doesn't ruin his talent by choosing an average club for the sake of money