Paulo Dybala Poised to Leave Roma for Boca Juniors Retur

Paulo Dybala appears set to end his spell with AS Roma as his contract approaches its conclusion at the end of June. Reports from Argentina suggest the star striker is likely to return home to join Boca Juniors, signaling a reunion with his native football scene.

Dybala’s season has been hampered by injuries, limiting his appearances at the Stadio Olimpico. He is expected to return to the field only toward the end of April, leaving just a handful of matches to make an impact and strengthen his case for a contract extension.

Contract negotiations with Roma have stalled, primarily due to a significant gap between Dybala’s current €6 million salary and what the club is willing to offer. This has made a renewal increasingly unlikely, opening the door for a move abroad—or back home.

Boca Juniors have grown confident in securing Dybala’s signature. The Argentine club, with a rich history including six Copa Libertadores titles, sees the returning star as a major addition to their squad, exciting fans eager for a potential seventh continental triumph.

Personal reasons also play a role in Dybala’s potential return. Moving back to Argentina would bring him closer to his parents, while his wife Oriana Sabatini has expressed a desire to return home. The presence of their daughter, Gia, further supports the decision, making the transfer both a professional and family-driven choice.