Roma's leader Paulo Dybala can leave the Roman club in the January transfer window, subject to the payment of a €13 million clause.
Paulo Dibala, Getty ImagesAccording to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the corresponding clause in the Argentine's contract came into force on 1 January 2024. "Wolves can reject the offer from the Italian club by increasing the player's bonus from 3 to 5 million euros. However, the Giallorossi will be powerless if a foreign club activates the clause, and at this stage only the player can block the transfer.
According to the source, Dybala is not considering leaving the Stadio Olimpico this month. However, the scenario could change in the summer depending on Roma's project and Jose Mourinho's future, as the head coach's contract expires in June 2024.
