An unidentified Turkish club that plays in the Champions League can launch a significant move to tempt Paulo Dybala away from Roma with a lucrative multi-year proposal.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the mystery suitor is prepared to offer the Argentine a three-year contract worth €6m per season and an approach has been made to his entourage.
This figure aligns closely with his current earnings in the Italian capital and comfortably exceeds the financial capabilities of Boca Juniors, who have long been linked with bringing the forward back to his homeland.
This development could potentially shatter Boca’s plans for a romantic reunion, as Dybala still believes he can compete at the highest level in Europe.
While his agent has previously engaged in talks with Galatasaray and even traveled to Istanbul last year, the identity of this latest Turkish club remains under wraps. As Dybala enters the final year of his contract with the Giallorossi, the allure of a final major European contract in the Süper Lig is becoming a serious factor in his future considerations.
