After Dybala's contract with Juventus expired this summer, he resolutely and resolutely refused Juventus's contract renewal under the premise of receiving verbal signing promises from Inter Milan CEO Marotta. Who knows that after a series of operations by Inter Milan in the summer transfer window (loan Lukaku, visa-free Mkhitaryan, and the work of clearing the team's salary space is not smooth), the team does not have the space to sign Dybala as promised. Because of this, the "little magic fairy" Dybala was actually visa-free in the summer transfer window and no giants were willing to take in, which is a relatively large blow for the Argentine star who has always been Messi's successor.
It is at this time that Roma appeared, this year Roma has almost no shots in the transfer market, the team has as many as 13 people to clean up, so far the progress is slow, and the team's reinforcements have to rely on selling people to obtain funds, so in terms of player introduction, it is only Matic who is free of signs and signed Celik for 7 million euros, and head coach Mourinho is already very dissatisfied with this. Although Dybala had previously rejected Rome's offer, this time Mourinho personally came out, and Dybala's attitude changed at this time and agreed to join Rome.
Dybala ,born on 15 November 1993 in the province of Córdoba, Argentina, joined the academy of the local team Cordoba Academy in 2003.
In July 2012, Dybala joined Palermo for a transfer of 12 million euros, and Dybala played for Palermo for three seasons, making 89 appearances and scoring 21 goals;
In June 2015, Dybala joined Juventus with a €40 million transfer, and Dybala played for Juventus for six seasons, making 254 appearances, scoring 100 assists and 47 times.