Not Reaching Agreement With Juventus, Dybala Ready To Leave At The End Of The Season

Paulo Dybala (Instagram.com/@paulodybala)

JAKARTA - Efforts to extend Paulo Dybala's contract with Juventus have been tough. In the club's meeting with Jorge Atun as Dybala's agent, apparently, no agreement was reached by both parties.

Quoted from Sky Sport Italia, Tuesday, the meeting between Jorge Atun and Juventus took place on Monday local time. However, the meeting did not bear fruit and instead led to the decision to end the collaboration between Dybala and Juventus.

As a result, this season will be the last season for Dybala in Turin. At the end of the season, Dybala will prepare a moment of farewell to the Old Lady.

''The Argentine striker will not sign a new contract with Juventus. The two sides could not find an agreement on basic matters. Dybala will leave I Bianconeri at the end of this season,'' wrote Sky Italia reports.

With this decision, the moment of farewell at the end of the season is clearly a sentimental thing for Dybala. Because the player nicknamed La Joya has strengthened the Bianconeri since 2015 and has also had many sweet moments, including presenting five Italian Serie A Scudetto titles for the team now under Massimiliano Allegri.

Despite the dead end of negotiations this time, in October 2021 Juventus and Dybala actually reached an agreement on the possibility of a contract extension. At that time, Dybala was said to have accepted an offer of a four-year contract extension with a contract value of 11 million euros per year.

However, recently, Juventus management changed the offer again. The Bianconeri are said to have offered a new contract duration of three years with a contract value of 6-7 million euros which does not include various bonuses.

The Old Lady's latest offer was not satisfactory enough for Dybala's representatives. In the end, Dybala's new contract was not signed.

The agent's representative for the 28-year-old striker has reportedly started to make contact with a number of other clubs. Dybala has the right to negotiate with other clubs and leave on a free transfer at the end of this season.

Previously, it was reported that there were a number of clubs, including rivals Juventus on the Serie A stage, Inter Milan, who had tried to bring in the player. Not only that, the former Palermo striker has also attracted the interest of big English clubs, such as Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United.