Galatasaray are ramping up their efforts to secure Paulo Dybala from Roma, with club officials planning a visit to the Italian capital. The Turkish giants are prepared to trigger the Argentine forward’s release clause, set at €13 million for foreign clubs, which becomes active in July.
Sportmediaset report that Roma find themselves in a precarious position regarding Dybala’s future. The club is keen to retain the talented player but faces financial constraints that limit their ability to offer an improved contract. Dybala’s current deal with Roma runs until 2025, with an option for an additional year.
The situation is further complicated by Roma’s need to balance their books to comply with Financial Fair Play regulations. This financial pressure may force the club to consider lucrative offers for their star players, including Dybala.
Galatasaray’s interest in Dybala is not new, but their approach has intensified. According to the report, the club’s representatives are expected to arrive in Rome soon to discuss the potential transfer directly with Roma’s management. This move signals Galatasaray’s serious intent to bring the World Cup winner to Istanbul.
For Dybala, the prospect of joining Galatasaray could be enticing. The Turkish club can offer him a starring role in their team, potentially higher wages, and the opportunity to compete in the Champions League. However, the allure of continuing his career in one of Europe’s top five leagues might influence his decision.
