Overview
- AS Roma announced on Monday that Paulo Dybala has signed a contract running to 30 June 2027 and Dybala said the renewal was “what we all wanted.”
- Reporting from multiple outlets says the one‑year deal reduces Dybala’s base pay sharply to around €2.5–3 million with significant performance bonuses replacing much of his prior salary.
- The forward had been a technical free agent after his previous contract expired on 30 June and chose to stay in Rome despite offers from Boca Juniors and Saudi clubs.
- Coverage differs on one clause: some sources report a Champions‑League‑triggered option to extend to 2028 while others say the contract contains no extension option.
- The structure of the deal reflects Roma’s short‑term financial planning for a Champions League season and could affect matchday demand, sponsorship sentiment and fan‑token market interest.