Quote from: rendravolt on Today at 11:47:07 AM

Quote from: borovichok on July 11, 2023, 08:33:37 PM

AS Roma have quality players, but they failed to see it. Paulo Dybala, one of the Giallorossi's finest players, has been linked with a move to Chelsea. However, the Argentina international has assured his fans that he is not leaving the club and wishes to extend his contract. As Roma's head coach, José Mourinho is a calculated coach with a great deal on his schedule; he needs every assistance he can get right now. José Mourinho is extremely patriotic about his team, and he has no plans to leave; he wants to stay for a few more years and achieved significant trophies with the club.

Rumors of Dybala going to Chelsea have been a hot topic of discussion lately, but I have also found statements through the media saying that Dybala would prefer to stay in Rome and doesn't want to leave in the near future. In addition, his colleague from Argentina who is also currently defending Chelsea, namely Enzo Fernandes, is also trying to seduce Dybala to join him at Chelsea starting next season.

But it seems that Enzo Fernandes' attempt to convince Dybala will fail because Dybala still loves Rome as his home in Serie A and maybe according to Dybala if he joins Chelsea it will actually make his career decline. So I think Dybala's decision is very right to stay, especially with a coach as great as Mourinho is also one of the dreams of star players.

Other news mentions the same that Paulo Dybala will stay with AS Roma this is already a statement from the player, so indeed the persuasion of Enzo Fernandes will not happen for Dybala's move to Chelsea, I think the competition there will be tougher than Serie A.
At AS Roma Dybala has a lot of time he is always a starter that I see in his statistics even written in the news for 1 season at Roma Dybala packed 18 goals I think that's good enough because if the move to Chelsea is not necessarily going to do the same as Roma, so I think by staying at the club now makes Dybala much more noticed by Jose Mourinho.