The Romans are backing up the Argentine attacker.

Roman Romi striker Paulo Dybala may soon extend his contract with his current club. Calciomercato informs about this.

According to Dzherel, the staff of the “Woks” is offering the 29-River Argentinean a new benefit from a reduced salary - the Romans are ready to give 6 million euros for the river plus 1 million in bonuses from the regulars and with 4 million euros, as the gravel is gradually being removed.

It appears that there may be a clause in the new contract that allows Dibali to move to a team outside Italy for 12 million euros or for 20 million euros to a Serie A club.

Paulo Dibala played 38 matches for Roma last season, scoring 18 goals and providing 8 assists. Previously, the Argentinean repeatedly stated that he was happy in Rome.