Overview
- Fabrizio Romano reported Tuesday that Dybala agreed all terms of a one‑year extension keeping him at Roma through June 2027.
- Multiple outlets say the deal cuts Dybala’s fixed salary substantially and replaces part of his pay with bonuses and clauses tied to on‑field performance.
- The player chose to remain in Europe to play in next season’s UEFA Champions League and to stay under new coach Gian Piero Gasperini, who urged the club to keep key players.
- Dybala’s renewal ends Boca Juniors’ hope of signing him on a free transfer and forces the Argentine club to look for alternative targets.
- Reports note Dybala struggled with fitness last season but still produced three goals and seven assists in 27 matches, and he accepted the pay change in light of that recent form.