Paulo Dybala is staying with Roma into a fifth season after signing a new contract with the club.
Dybala has reportedly taken a significant pay cut from his previous deal, which expired at the end of June.
The Argentine forward is now under contract for another season, having renewed until the summer of 2027.
Since joining the club in 2022 as a free agent after his time with Juventus, Dybala has scored 45 goals from 140 games in Roma colours.
Injury issues have limited his output over the past couple of years after his proposed move to the Saudi Pro League in 2024 fell through, but Dybala was vital towards Roma’s push for Champions League qualification at the end of the season just gone.
Seemingly settled in Rome despite rumours of a return to his native Argentina, Dybala has now ended any speculation by signing his new deal.
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