Dybala Weighs Galatasaray Offer Amidst Roma Uncertainty

Paulo Dybala has not received any assurances from Roma regarding his future in the Italian capital, which has led his agent to investigate alternative options as the January transfer window nears.

According to Il Tempo, Dybala and his team are open to considering Galatasaray’s recent offer. The Turkish club has maintained an interest in the Argentine player since November, particularly after Mauro Icardi sustained a long-term injury. The proposed 10 million euros from Galatasaray surpasses Dybala’s current salary of 8 million euros, including bonuses.

Dybala is contracted with Roma until the end of the season, and there is an annual renewal option available to him that will take effect after he makes a specific number of appearances. This clause complicates the negotiations as Dybala and his representatives weigh their long-term possibilities.

Despite the interest from Galatasaray, Dybala’s camp has signaled that he does not intend to leave in January. Nonetheless, there is growing frustration due to Roma’s lack of communication regarding discussions about his future. This silence has left Dybala and his entourage feeling underappreciated, prompting them to consider other routes.

If a transfer does take place, they expect Roma’s management to take public responsibility for his departure. This is important for acknowledging Dybala’s contributions and ensuring his exit is handled with the respect it deserves.

Roma, for their part, has refrained from commenting on the latest speculation surrounding Dybala’s status. How they will handle the situation as the transfer window approaches remains uncertain.

Additionally, it’s important to recognize that a release clause of 13 million euros will become active again in January. However, Galatasaray has indicated that they will not consider matching this release clause, which adds another layer of complexity to the situation for all involved parties. This scenario is evolving and will be closely followed by fans and analysts as the January transfer window approaches.