AS Roma forward Paulo Dybala has landed on the radar of major European clubs, such as Barcelona and Chelsea.
Barcelona has brought in 10 different free agent signings in the last three years, and they are generally expected to continue this policy further.
It hasn’t happened this season, but undoubtedly, they will still be in the hunt for deals this summer given their financial crisis. One of the summer transfers could be Paulo Dybala.
The Argentine star’s contract expires next summer, and it’s said he has a release clause of €12 million for clubs outside Serie A.
Roma is inclined to negotiate a new deal with one of their key players, but it’s no surprise that other teams are interested in him.
Previously, Barcelona was linked with Dybala, but they are not the only club interested in the Roma star.
Journalist Rudy Galleti confirmed back then that Barcelona has gathered some information about the 30-year-old, as has Chelsea.
If Barcelona maintains its usual strategy of playing with three forwards, Dybala might appear to be the most natural fit, considering that he tends to perform better behind the strikers.
He could operate from the right flank, but this is the position for which Lamine Yamal seems ready to compete.
In the event that Raphinha or Ferran Torres depart, then perhaps a low-cost deal for Dybala would make more sense.
