Paulo Dybala has finally spoken about his future. Roma, Boca Juniors and Instituto — all three clubs — have spent the day drawing intense interest in him. He will remain a Roma player until June 30 and has not given details on his contract renewal and future. However, according to recent leaks, Dybala is more likely to stay at Roma and is not looking to leave.
"Stupid talk? Let's see. I'm a Roma player until the end of this month. Out of respect for the club I won't talk about my future," said Dybala. "I haven't decided yet, don't know what will happen. I can't tell you anything I don't know myself," he told Cadena 3. Still, he mentioned options outside of Roma.
"Everything has potential," said the 32-year-old. "All clubs are an option. Even the Instituto, so that the people at the Gloria club are not disappointed. Maybe, I would like to go back there. Finish the career at the Instituto," Dybala admitted. "This is a club that I give a lot to and I am always grateful to them. I hope it will be possible. You never know what can happen in football," he concluded.
Currently, Roma know Dybala's needs and they are ready to satisfy him so that he can enter his fifth season for the Zalros. There are positive feelings about the success of the renewal. The player, who previously played for Juventus, is likely to want to stay at Roma.
