Renewal negotiations between Paulo Dybala and Roma are ongoing, as his contract expires at the end of June. Roma's current proposal is a 3 million euro fixed base salary with bonuses that are probably linked to appearances. The negotiation process has been extended, partly due to sporting director Frederic Massara's departure and Tony D’Amico's scheduled arrival on July 1. Dybala has stated he is willing to reduce his salary and that Roma remains his priority. Dybala told ESPN he is still a Roma player until the end of the month and has not decided his future yet. He also stated to ESPN that a renewal with Roma is a possibility and that anything is possible.

Dialogues are ongoing between Paulo Dybala and Roma regarding a contract extension. His contract is scheduled to expire at the end of June. The renewal of Paulo Dybala is described as a priority for Roma's new sporting director, Tony D'Amico, who will become operational from July 1. Gian Piero Gasperini has personally advocated to Ryan Friedkin to reach an agreement for Dybala's contract extension. In a conversation with ESPN, Paulo Dybala did not commit to which club he will play for next.

Tuttomercato reports that Roma is aware of Dybala's requests and is willing to meet them so that he can play his fifth consecutive season with the club. There are positive feelings regarding the success of the contract renewal, and the player appears to intend to continue in Rome.

According to The Athletic, Roma sent Paulo Dybala terms for a contract renewal, and the representatives for the 32-year-old forward responded with a counter-proposal.

According to Tuttomercato, in the ongoing contract negotiations between Paulo Dybala and Roma, Gasperini has acted as a mediator by putting the player's entourage in direct contact with the Friedkin. A two-year renewal is being offered, which could be a straight two-year deal or a one-year deal with an option for an additional 12 months. Roma wants to include clauses related to the player's physical condition.

An agreement in principle has been reached for Paulo Dybala's contract renewal with Roma, pending the definition of some further details. According to Matteo Moretto, the decisive factor for this progress was Dybala's desire, as he has always prioritized Roma despite receiving more lucrative offers from abroad.

Roma is trying to find a way for Paulo Dybala to stay. Coach Gian Piero Gasperini has stated that the intention is to keep the player. Gasperini described the situation as a stalemate, explaining that they are working discreetly. He added that news could emerge suddenly, but the intention is to keep Dybala.

According to Tuttomercato, Paulo Dybala and Roma are close to an agreement for a contract renewal, with the deal's final details being settled. Dybala is reported to have accepted a significant salary reduction. The proposed new deal is a two-year contract valued at 2.5 million euros per season, plus bonuses contingent on the number of appearances. Gian Piero Gasperini had a significant role in the negotiations, as he considers Dybala fundamental for Roma's future and wants to continue working with him next season. In recent days, agent Carlos Novel was in Rome to continue talks with the club's ownership, and discussions with Ryan Friedkin are said to be ongoing and aimed at finalizing the agreement quickly. The official signing could happen as early as next week.

According to Tuttomercato, Dybala's contract renewal is a priority for the new sporting director and is one of their initial actions.

Gian Piero Gasperini has confirmed he is confident Paulo Dybala will stay at AS Roma next season. A contract extension for Paulo Dybala is ready until 2027, with a salary of €2.5 million per year plus bonuses.

According to Tuttomercato, Paulo Dybala will renew his contract with Roma. The Argentine forward has accepted the club's proposal, forgoing his previous high salary in favour of a lower starting wage that can increase based on achieving certain team and personal results. The new agreement is described as a victory for Gasperini and Roma.

A report from Fabrizio Romano states that Roma's ownership, the Friedkin family, has presented Paulo Dybala with a proposal for a contract extension. A new intermediary is involved in the process. The negotiations are for a one-year renewal, and the deal is described as being officially underway and well-advanced.

According to CalcioMercato, Roma and Paulo Dybala are nearing an agreement on a contract renewal following recent developments. The report states that Dybala's agent has been in the capital and held productive talks with the club. The club's intention is to wait for certainty regarding qualification for the Champions League. If there are no upheavals on the last matchday, an announcement could be made as soon as Monday.

Paulo Dybala's future at Roma remains open, with a definitive decision to be made only after securing qualification for the Champions League. LaRoma24 reported that a new meeting between Roma's management and the Argentine forward's agent, Carlos Novel, is expected to take place after the match against Verona. The report states that Roma has requested to wait for mathematical qualification to the next Champions League before definitively addressing the contract renewal issue. Champions League qualification would significantly influence the club's economic margins and contract proposal. For Dybala, the Champions League is also a central factor in evaluating his future, along with the club's technical project. Contacts between the parties have never been interrupted and there are no signs of a break or ultimatum. Both parties are willing to continue together, and the next few weeks are considered potentially decisive for resolving the situation.

Gian Piero Gasperini said that the club and Paulo want to continue together and added that this is very positive and important to reach a deal.

According to Tuttomercato, the agent of Dybala has arrived at Trigoria. Negotiations for a contract renewal with the Friedkin family will begin after the derby and after Champions League qualification is secured. Roma wants to keep him, but the timeframe is limited.

According to Tuttomercato, Paulo Dybala and Roma are close to finalizing a contract extension. The agreement is expected to be a one-year renewal that includes a significant reduction in the fixed part of the salary to about 2-2.5 million euros plus bonuses. The report also states that Roma is considering involving Dybala in commercial initiatives for the club's centenary by naming him 'Centenary Ambassador', and that the player's desire to stay was a decisive factor for the deal.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, contacts between Roma and Paulo Dybala's representatives are ongoing regarding a new contract. After a meeting at Trigoria, sporting director Ricky Massara and agent Carlos Novel continued to work on the structure of the new agreement. The most likely proposal is an annual renewal with an option for a further season. Dybala is expected to accept a lower fixed salary, around 2-2.5 million euros, compensated by bonuses linked to appearances, goals, assists, and overall performance. Gian Piero Gasperini has informed the club of his desire to continue relying on Dybala.

Sky Sport reported that the president of Roma, Ryan Friedkin, is open to extending the contract of Paulo Dybala. The agent of Dybala remained in Madrid and did not meet with Friedkin in Trigoria for discussions. There are positive signs towards a contract renewal.

According to Sky Sport, Paulo Dybala's agent, Carlos Novel, will meet with the Roma management today to resume discussions on a contract renewal. Dybala's contract expires at the end of this season. The player has never expressed a desire to leave despite pressure from Boca Juniors. Coach Gian Piero Gasperini is pushing for Dybala to stay, but the main obstacle is economic. In recent weeks, it appears that Dybala has become willing to lower his salary demands significantly below his current earnings to remain at Roma.

Paulo Dybala stated that he does not know his future and would like to, adding that his contract will end in two matches. He said the only thing he can say is that the derby will probably be his last match in front of Roma fans, which is what the contract says. Dybala is not revealing his idea and said that what happens at the end remains to be determined. There has been recent contact regarding a possible contract renewal, with the idea that Dybala could significantly reduce his salary to just above 2 million euros, with important bonuses for goals and assists evaluated based on performance. It is not yet known if this will be enough for a renewal.

Tuttomercato reported that Paulo Dybala's agents were in Rome and that work is ongoing to renew his contract.

Nicolo Schira reported that Paulo Dybala is ready to accept a contract extension with AS Roma until 2027. According to the report, the deal would involve a salary cut to €2.5M per year plus bonuses, down from his current earnings of €8M per year plus €1M in bonuses. The report also states that they are now waiting for Friedkin's final decision.

According to Tuttomercato, discussions are underway regarding a potential contract renewal for Paulo Dybala with Roma. The report suggests the club might want to include a much lower salary with substantial bonuses linked to appearances rather than performance.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Paulo Dybala wants to stay at Roma and end his career at the club. He currently earns 15 million net, including bonuses, while the club's ownership wants to reduce the wage bill below 100 million. The club is considering a new deal for Dybala at a lower salary of around 2.5-3 million plus bonuses. Dybala is waiting for a signal from the club to meet and finalize the new contract.

Tuttomercato has reported that negotiations for Paulo Dybala's contract extension have resumed. The talks were reportedly restarted because of a decision by Gasperini that the team's base should be reinforced instead of dismantled. The publication also states that Dybala is more likely to renew his contract than to leave.

According to Sky Sport, Gian Piero Gasperini is advocating for Paulo Dybala to renew his contract with Roma. The report states that Gasperini wants the club to achieve contract renewals for all players whose contracts are expiring at the end of the season, including Dybala.

According to Nicolo Schira, Paulo Dybala wishes to remain at AS Roma. The club is considering offering him a contract renewal until 2027 with a significant salary cut. Dybala will decide on his future at the end of the season.

Paulo Dybala is waiting for news from the club regarding the renewal of his expiring contract. Dybala's entourage has categorically denied reports from Argentine media that he signed a pre-contract with Boca Juniors. Dybala's priority is to stay in Rome.

Frederic Massara stated that there is an open dialogue with all four players and their agents and that an evaluation will be made on whether the conditions and mutual will exist to continue together. This statement was made in reference to contract extension discussions for Paulo Dybala.

Corriere dello Sport reports that Paulo Dybala is prepared to discuss a reduction in his salary with performance-related bonuses. The report states that Dybala is not tempted by offers from elsewhere and is intrigued by the project at Roma, possessing a strong desire for redemption after a disappointing season. He currently earns approximately 8 million euros net per season, with bonuses that can reach up to 8.5 million euros net. This represents a gross cost to Roma of 12.9 million euros per year, which is about 249,000 euros gross per week.

According to Corriere dello Sport, Roma would consider a contract renewal for Paulo Dybala, but only at a significantly lower salary of around 3 million euros per year. The main obstacle is the player's physical fragility following a season with several injuries.

According to Roma sporting director Frederic Massara, Paulo Dybala's injury does not affect his contract renewal situation. Massara stated that contract discussions had not taken place before and are not planned while Dybala is injured, adding that the focus is on the player's recovery.

According to a report from Matteo Moretto on Fabrizio Romano's Youtube channel, Roma has offered Paulo Dybala a contract extension with reduced terms. The current agreement expires on June 30. There is pessimism from both the Roma environment and Dybala's entourage regarding the possibility of reaching an agreement for Dybala to stay.

Frederic Massara, Roma's sporting director, stated on DAZN that Paulo Dybala's injury will not affect negotiations between the Italian club and the midfielder's agent. Massara said it is a pity this new and unexpected small problem has arisen, noting that Dybala would have been useful, but added that it will not affect the conversations they will have with him.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, AS Roma is considering a new contract offer for Paulo Dybala. The club intends to reduce his fixed salary from an estimated 8.5 million euros annually to about 4 million euros, plus bonuses. This offer could prompt Dybala to reflect on his future career.

Claudio Ranieri referred to the complicated negotiations for the contract renewal of Paulo Dybala. He stated that costs need to be lowered, otherwise they cannot manage with financial fair play. Ranieri added that if there is a meeting it would be good, but otherwise they will part ways.

Paulo Dybala's contract renewal with Roma is under consideration. Dybala's contract expires in June, and he is willing to negotiate and reduce his salary from the current eight million per season. According to Repubblica, the club is expected to offer less than half of the current salary. The club leadership has not yet indicated an interest in starting talks. Dybala has so far declined offers from other clubs and is waiting for Roma.

Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini stated to media and TV that he considers Paulo Dybala to be an important member of his squad. Amid ongoing rumours about the player's future, contract renewal negotiations are described as ongoing, but a significant difference remains between the parties.

Tuttomercato reports on Dybala's contract situation and suggests that a renewal is highly unlikely. The report also states that there will almost certainly be no renewal for Dybala.

A report from Tuttomercato addresses ongoing negotiations for a player's potential contract renewal, stating that the parties have met and there has been a rapprochement. The main problem remains the player's physical availability, and the club's idea is to include clauses regarding appearances. There is a different openness compared to last year, when the player seemed close to moving to Saudi Arabia. This change is also attributed to Gasperini. According to the report, as of today, the chances of the player renewing are higher than the chances of him leaving.

According to Tuttomercato, Frederic Massara, the sporting director of the Giallorossi, recently confirmed that talks to extend a player's contract, which expires in 2026, have not yet started. The numerous injuries sustained by the former Juventus player are reportedly becoming an important consideration for the management, particularly in light of the high salary the player is paid.

According to Corriere dello Sport, a three-year contract is in Paulo Dybala's future. While official talks between the club and his entourage have not yet started, the renewal for his contract expiring on June 30 is a matter for sporting director Massara. Dybala will need to accept a salary reduction from his current 8 million net to avoid being tempted to transfer to Argentina to end his career. For months, Paredes has been trying to convince Dybala to join Boca. Dybala is reportedly already strongly convinced about renewing because he wants to raise his daughter in Rome.

According to Corriere dello Sport, a three-year contract is foreseen for Paulo Dybala, but talks between the club and his entourage have not officially started yet. The renewal of his contract, which is set to expire on June 30, has been on sporting director Massara's agenda for weeks. The player will need to accept a reduction in his current net salary of 8 million euros to stay with the club. The player has significant conviction regarding the renewal, and the next step is for the parties to meet to discuss the terms.

The contract renewal remains in the background, with talks expected by the end of October. According to Corriere dello Sport, before discussing figures, Dybala wants to become decisive on the field again.

According to CalcioMercato, a meeting is scheduled in the coming days between the player's agent and Roma management to discuss a contract renewal.

According to Tuttomercato, the forward's entourage and the Roma management have initiated the first contacts to extend his contract, which currently expires on June 30, 2026. The common desire is to continue together, but with new terms. The player's current salary of about six million net per season is a significant commitment for the club, so an agreement could be reached on the basis of a contract extension with a spread-out salary, a solution that would be appreciated by both parties.

Frederic Massara stated that Paulo Dybala is not the only player with a contract expiring, and that the topic of contract renewals will be addressed later. Dybala's current agreement with Roma expires on 30 June 2026.

Tuttomercato provides an update on Paulo Dybala's contract situation with Roma amidst his current injury concerns. Paulo Dybala is currently injured with a tendon lesion but has recently had an automatic contract renewal with his salary raised to 8 million annually. Dybala wants to continue at Roma and the club is willing to extend his contract to spread his heavy salary over several years. Both parties will meet soon to start negotiations.

Tuttomercato reports on the potential contract renewal discussions between Massara and Dybala's manager. Massara will contact Dybala's manager at the end of the summer transfer window to discuss a contract renewal. The proposed renewal is for two more seasons, extending the contract to 2028, with an annual salary decrease from 8 million euros net to around 5 million euros net. The current contract is financially unsustainable for Roma.

Paulo Dybala is in negotiations with Roma for a contract extension. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Dybala will negotiate with the sporting director Ricky Massara for a contract extension with a salary of 7-8 million euros spread over two or three years. The player has expressed a desire to finish his European career in Rome before returning to Argentina to play for Atletico Central of Cordoba, his first club.

Paulo Dybala is in negotiations with Roma to extend his contract beyond 2027. The intention is to spread his current salary to accommodate the club's financial needs. Both Dybala and Roma are keen on this extension, which is seen as a significant move for the summer. The discussions are expected to take place in mid-July.

Paulo Dybala received significant offers that made him question his future, but he ultimately decided to stay at Roma. He expressed happiness in Rome and emphasized the love he received from the club, fans, and the city. Conversations with his family and team influenced his decision to remain. Dybala mentioned being convinced by Jose Mourinho, the coach of Fenerbahçe, who wanted to speak with him and made a compelling case for staying at Roma. This decision was finalized after a thoughtful discussion with his family and sending a message to Mourinho confirming his stay.

Dybala has already met the conditions for an annual contract renewal with Roma. He will soon be called to discuss a further extension that allows the club to spread an 8 million net salary over multiple budgets.

The contract renewal for Dybala has been officially triggered. We are very happy because he is a technical leader and an important figure for the club and our fans.

Paulo Dybala is reportedly engaging in discussions for a contract extension with Roma. The club is said to be proposing an extension until 2027 with a restructured salary aimed at saving approximately 5 million euros gross. This move aligns with the club's financial strategy to comply with financial fair play regulations. The discussions are being led by Ranieri and Ghisolfi. Dybala's existing contract, which includes an automatic renewal clause, coincides with the timeline of the 2026 World Cup. Despite the ongoing negotiations, it is noted that Dybala is currently not focusing on his future.

Roberto Bernabai mentioned on TMW Radio that there is a contract extension being negotiated for Paulo Dybala with Roma. The extension is expected to be for at least two more seasons, with adjustments to the financial terms.

The sports director Ghisolfi had contact with Dybala's agent, Carlos Novel, to discuss a contract renewal at the end of the transfer market. The original agreement includes a clause for automatic contract extension upon reaching a certain percentage of games, depending on the team's total engagements, including the Europa League. Only a few matches are needed to activate this option, and both parties seem inclined to extend the contract.

Paulo Dybala is expected to renew his contract with Roma. There is a current release clause of 12 million EUR, valid in the first 15 days of January, which the club intends to remove. The possible renewal could include a salary adjustment spread over several years. Dybala is considered a key player for both the present and future of Roma, as highlighted by the current coach, Claudio Ranieri.

Paulo Dybala's recent performance has reinforced his importance at Roma. After the derby, his agent will meet with Ghisolfi for discussions. There are multiple scenarios: continuing as is, removing the automatic renewal or the release clause by extending the contract over several years. An automatic renewal for another year with Roma is imminent. On January 1, a clause of 12 million EUR could free him. Galatasaray remains vigilant on the matter, but Paulo wants to stay with Roma.

Roma is eager to finalize matters to prevent the activation of an automatic contract renewal clause that would increase Dybala's salary to approximately 8 million euros net per year, which would be unsustainable for Roma's budget. The final decision is up to the player, while Roma's management, the Friedkins, require a small compensation between 3 and 4 million euros to release Dybala.

Friedkin, during a summit with Claudio Ranieri in London, has opened to the renewal of Paulo Dybala's contract, which would automatically extend until 2026 if he surpasses a certain number of appearances. Despite currently earning 7 million euros, the renewal is being considered.

Paulo Dybala's contract with Roma will automatically renew with an increase in salary if he reaches a certain number of appearances.

Paulo Dybala has decided to remain at Roma, which is seen as a positive decision for both the player and the club. The decision is described as a 'choice of heart.' There is a mention of a contract renewal after a certain number of appearances, but no specific instructions from the club's side to the coach regarding this.

Dybala's choice to stay at Roma is seen by Walter Sabatini as an act of love and generosity towards a great city and an important club like Roma.

Dybala's contract will be renewed for another season if he plays 50% of 45-minute appearances over three years.

After rejecting the transfer to Al-Qadsiah, Paulo Dybala has decided to stay at Roma. He has confirmed his stay via an Instagram post and is expected to renew his contract with Roma until 2026 after playing 13 more matches.

In a surprising turn of events, Dybala has decided to stay at Roma.

Paulo Dybala has to make a decision between staying at AS Roma or moving to Al Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia. The entire fan base of Roma is anxious about his decision.

There were discussions about a possible contract extension for Paulo Dybala with AS Roma.

Contract extension discussions are underway with the intention to extend the contract and spread the player's salary over multiple seasons.

Paulo Dybala will return to Rome a few days before the gathering on July 8th to meet with sporting director Florent Ghisolfi. They will discuss the renewal of his contract, which expires in 2025. If the renewal is finalized, it will remove him from the market.