Paulo Dybala is concentrating on his recovery and the renewal of his contract. He is currently in Miami, USA, where he is training to recuperate from an injury he sustained during a match against Cagliari. Dybala had surgery in London to repair a torn semitendinosus tendon in his left thigh. His goal is to be fit by August to be ready for Roma's new coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, who had previously coached him at Palermo. Dybala is contracted with Roma until June 2026, earning a net salary of 8 million euros annually, which makes him the highest-paid player at the club. Roma and Dybala are expected to enter negotiations for a new agreement in the summer, with the possibility of extending his contract until June 2027. This strategy is intended to deter interest from Argentina, particularly from Boca Juniors, who have shown interest in midfielder Leandro Paredes for some time.

Paulo Dybala mentioned in an interview with Argentine journalist Gaston Edul that he is keeping a door open for a return to Argentina. His teammate Leandro Paredes is pressuring him to join Boca Juniors. However, Dybala admitted that he is not certain about his future plans, as they depend on his work and family.

Paulo Dybala expressed his interest in playing in Argentina and mentioned that Leandro Paredes, his teammate, is pressuring him daily about joining Boca Juniors. Dybala has a connection to the club through his father, who was a Boca fan, and he has expressed admiration for Boca Juniors' fans. Although he hasn't played in Argentina's first division, he expressed a strong desire to play there and acknowledged the affection from Instituto fans, his former club.

Paulo Dybala's potential move to Boca Juniors was mentioned as a possibility by Leandro Paredes. There is an understanding in Paredes' contract that if a proposal exceeding 3.5 million euros arrives, Roma will allow the transfer without issues. However, Boca Juniors may struggle to afford Dybala's salary unless a major sponsor intervenes to cover part of the wage.