Frederic Massara has multiple issues to address ahead of the January transfer window.
At the forefront is the contract renewal of Paulo Dybala. The Argentine forward has been frequently rumored to be considering a return to Argentina, but his current focus seems to lie on continuing his career in Europe.
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Dybala’s contract runs until June 2026, and discussions regarding his future will take place in the coming weeks.
The future of “La Joya” remains uncertain, with a definitive decision expected to be made in the spring. In the meantime, the primary objective is to be ready for the upcoming match against Napoli.
Currently, Dybala’s salary poses a challenge for Roma, and his injury issues have affected his consistency on the pitch. Consequently, the club is contemplating the possibility of keeping him on, despite previously rejecting proposals to restructure his salary.
If Dybala is to continue playing in the capital, reports from Sportitalia suggest he may need to accept a significant pay cut. It will be interesting to see if the club’s offer will meet with his approval. Meanwhile, Leandro Paredes in Argentina is advocating for Dybala to make a move back to his home country.