That silence a bit like that. It doesn’t make any noise, but it doesn’t make any pleasure either. As if everything were taken for granted. And on paper between Paulo Dybala and the Rome there isn’t much to say. The contract expires in 2025 and the salary for next season is for a top player: 7.5 million more bonuses. In addition, there is a 12 million release clause that sets the price (for foreign clubs) of his price tag. Whoever wants can take it. (…) Dybala has understood all this and is waiting for a call from the club. Contacts between Ghisolfi and the Argentinian there haven’t been any yet and this has only exacerbated that sense of annoyance with respect to silences. On Joya’s part there is no desire to put her foot down. Because in Rome he is fine, he earns a lot of money and is loved. But the ambition is to compete for higher goals, or at least feel pampered by those who cannot offer him (also due to his own responsibility) the most important stages. And he returns to that aforementioned limbo. Yes a little bit. Silent. Because even if you look around, there aren’t any offers to date. In Italy the Juventus and Inter they seem to be looking elsewhere. Abroad, the teams that Dybala could aspire to had not approached him two summers ago and now, after two intermittent seasons due to many injuries, they are even more aware that Joya is a beautiful but fragile jewel. (…)
(The Republic)
