Dybala has proved crucial for Jose Mourinho and has played as a regular in the team. Roma could still succeed in the Europa League, where the Argentine has been crucial. The Argentine will also hope to help Roma with a top-four finish.
His future at Roma remains uncertain beyond the current campaign. He also has a modest release clause in his contract. Clubs outside of Italy can sign Dybala for €12 million, while those in Serie A will have to pay €20 million for the 29-year-old World Cup winner.
That asking price appears low compared to the clubs Dybala reportedly received a recent offer from. Among those groups is Chelsea, who will soon name Mauricio Pochettino as their next manager. The 29-year-old World Cup champion is one of few experienced players the Argentine manager is still interested in adding to his squad.
Pochettino also desires Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez to be the line leader. Chelsea might become a dangerous offensive group if Dybala were to be added. Without a capable goal scorer, the club has had a difficult season. Their best goal scorers, Raheem Sterling and Kai Havertz, each have nine goals across all competitions.
It would make sense to include Dybala, and Pochettino may ask the team to import the 29-year-old World Cup winner. Martinez and the Roma actor are not the only ones on the incoming manager’s mind, with Aston Villa custodian Emi Martinez also a key target.
As for Dybala, he might consider making a move to the Premier League after turning down offers in the past. Chelsea will not play in the Champions League next season, but that may not stand in their way of signing the 29-year-old World Cup winner in the summer.
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