According to the famous Italian reporter Pedula, Roma is comprehensively evaluating the renewal of Dybala's contract. The latter's contract will expire next summer.

The reporter pointed out that Paulo Dybala just turned 32 a week ago and is currently trying to recover from another injury, which has forced him to miss many games. Given that the contract will expire on June 30 next year, it is inevitable that Roma will deepen its evaluation of its renewal in the coming days and weeks.

The prerequisite is that Dybala's current salary level of approximately 8 million euros is no longer competitive, which means that any potential new offers will be significantly lower. Roma had tried unsuccessfully to negotiate a salary cut in the previous summer.

Now we need to summarize from the double premise: Dybala's outstanding talent has never been questioned, but recurring muscle injuries will affect the final decision-any decision must be based on the principle of sustainability. The next step will be to understand the specific salary reduction of the potential new offer and whether it is consistent with the demands of Dybala (who has repeatedly expressed his loyalty to Roma).