The renewal of Paulo Dybala's contract has not yet turned into a real negotiation. Roma is considering eliminating the release clause that would trigger in July, allowing any club to acquire him for 12 million euros. Dybala's agent is expecting a call, unless Manchester United decides to offer the requested money first. Manchester United is interested, especially because their coach Erik ten Hag wants the playmaker. The Premier League is attractive to the player, and a salary higher than 6.5 million euros per year does not deter Manchester United's ownership.

Paulo Dybala has not yet received a call from Roma for a contract renewal expiring in 2025. This means that an interested club can sign him in July by paying the 12 million euro release clause. According to Il Messaggero, Manchester United has shown interest and could attempt to sign the Argentine. It would be a specific request from coach Ten Hag, but as of now, no requests or offers have been made to the player. The idea of playing in the Premier League is appealing to him. The real obstacle for negotiations is the 6.5 million euro annual salary, which hinders international interest.