Roma management wants to extend the contract with striker Paulo Dybala, informs Tuttomercatoweb.
The Romans are working on extending the contract with the Argentine for another year, until 2026. The capital club are planning to waive the €20 million buyout clause in Dybala's current contract in order to avoid potential transfer contacts in the summer and cement his place in Jose Mourinho's squad.
Dybala has excelled since his first days in a Wolves shirt. In eight Serie A matches, Paulo scored five goals and provided two assists for Roma.