Juventus are set to bring Paulo Dybala back to the club as AS Roma struggle to agree a new contract with him, according to Calciomercato.
The Argentinian remains in strong condition and played an important role as Roma qualified for the Champions League ahead of Juventus, showing that he can still perform at the highest level despite advancing in age.
Several major clubs are interested in signing him, and he also has the opportunity to continue his career in Saudi Arabia. However, Dybala wants to remain in European football, while Roma are equally eager to keep him at the club beyond his current deal.
Juventus considering a reunion with Dybala
Roma are reportedly finding it difficult to reach an agreement with the attacker over a contract extension, and that situation could allow Juventus to move for his signature in the coming weeks.
Dybala previously spent seven years with Juventus between 2015 and 2022 before leaving after the club decided not to renew his contract. Despite his departure, he is still regarded as one of the best signings Juventus have made in recent years because of his quality and influence during his time in Turin.
Roma contract issues open the door
Dybala remains determined to continue playing at the highest level in Europe and could become one of the creative options in the Juventus squad next season if a move is completed.
Luciano Spalletti is reportedly open to having him in the squad and believes the forward can still contribute consistently at an elite level despite approaching the later stages of his career.
Juventus could attempt to convince him to return to Turin as a free agent, which would make the deal financially attractive for the club as they continue reshaping their squad this summer.
Although Dybala will turn 33 in November this year, there remains confidence that his technical ability, creativity and experience could still make him an important player in Serie A and European competition if he rejoins Juventus before next season begins.