Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 11:13:35 AM

I can assume that Roma reasonably assumed that Dybala could get an offer from Saudi Arabia, in which case they would receive a ridiculous compensation of 12 million. I wonder how much they increased Dybal's salary to motivate him to extend the contract. With such a shortage of strikers in many clubs, the demand for even the "non-star" Dybala must have increased.

I think it's big enough and Dybala could become the player with the highest salary at AS Roma. Because there is no other way to make star players stay at the club if they are not specialized with high fees.

Quote from: shinratensei_ on Today at 02:41:51 PM

Dybala is very happy in roma. Chelsea has been trying to get him from as roma but dybala has rejected it. My guess if arabian club has zero chance to get him. Even chelsea was not able to signing him as a new player and i think that dybala will reject an offer from saudi without even try to consider it. Im feeling no doubt if dybala will not leave from the club. He will stay in as roma for another season under jose mourinho. As roma has a plan to increase his release clause in the new contract.

I don't think Dybala will be able to adapt to the EPL environment, which incidentally relies on physicality and strength. That is why Chelsea's interest in him has been turned down, because Dybala himself is often injured.

Quote from: babo on Today at 03:35:15 PM

When a player feels good, it's difficult for him to give up. Also in other less remunerative contexts, for example in normal work: if you get on well with an employer, you will hardly change jobs and risk finding a hostile environment.

Staying in Seria A allows Dybala to continue to receive calls from the Argentine National Team, if joining the SPL is not possible at all.