Paulo Dybala had the chance to leave Roma in the summer as Juventus and Napoli tested the waters and renewal talks did not go smoothly. However, Gian Piero Gasperini eventually convinced him to stay and accept his unique contract. La Gazzetta dello Sport gives information.
Jewel It was months since his contract was about to expire. The Yellow and red they were determined to protect themselves from his injury problems and reduce his base salary.
Juventus and Napoli contacted his camp to inquire about the situation and his request, but Roma eventually agreed with him after strong input from his coach. The Argentine accepted a 70 percent salary cut to 2.2 million euros. However, he can earn up to €2 million more through easily activated bonuses: €100,000 every time he starts and plays at least a half, up to 20 games, and then €150,000 once that threshold is reached.
Jewel will also earn some pretty big additions with every five goal contributions. He’s been pretty healthy early on, playing almost full minutes and already has four assists, but has yet to score.
Our take on Dybala, Napoli and Juventus
Despite some confusion, his permanence was always the most likely outcome given his attachment to his fan base and their apathy. It was probably simple standard due diligence on the part of the plaintiffs, given his caliber and his connections to her. His entourage certainly did their part in chasing outside interests to drive a hard bargain and create leverage, but the deal benefits the club immensely. Still, it would be ironic if he avoided injuries for a change Yellow and red he would still pay him a fairly high sum of money.
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