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Paulo Dybala is not sure of staying at Roma next season. The Argentinian striker is in the sights of several Saudi teams. The Giallorossi administration would be willing to sell the 30-year-old in order to make a few financial adjustments.
In today’s edition, La Repubblica reported on the idea of Roma getting rid of Paulo Dybala. Indeed, the former Juventus player has reportedly received offers from clubs in Saudi Arabia. These clubs would like to pay Roma up to €20 million in transfer fees, and offer the player a contract with an annual salary of around €20 million. Roma would like to seize this opportunity to free up a large wage, given that the club is struggling to find buyers for Chris Smalling and Tammy Abraham. It remains to be seen whether Dybala would be interested in a move this summer.
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