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Saudi Arabian Club Al-Nassr Pursues Dybala with a Tempting Offer

Al-Nassr Saudi Club has initiated efforts to sign Argentine star Paulo Dybala, the Roma striker.

According to reports from several Italian websites familiar with the atmosphere of the Italian capital club and their stars, Al-Nassr’s management has made an offer to Dybala worth 20 million euros per season for a period of three years, in hopes of reaching an agreement with him.

However, if Al-Nassr wants to sign the Argentinian player, they must pay the release clause in his contract, amounting to 12 million euros, by the deadline of July 31st.

Paulo Dybala has a contract with Roma until 2025, having joined the club in July 2022 from Juventus. His current market value is approximately 20 million euros.

Meanwhile, Daniele De Rossi, the coach of Roma, has clarified his position on the possibility of Dybala leaving the team. He emphasized his clear refusal to let go of one of his favorite players.

According to the Italian newspaper Tuttosport, the Roma star has not shown particular interest in moving to Al-Nassr. The newspaper added that Dybala’s agents, Carlos Neuville and Jorge Anton, will hold a meeting this week with Roma’s new sporting director, Florent Ghisolvi, to discuss the player’s future.

It is certain that if Dybala reaches an agreement with Al-Nassr, he will significantly enhance the club’s attack with his skills, high technique, and goal-scoring ability. Will Al-Alamy succeed in signing the Argentine star and add him to their star-studded squad, which already includes big names in the offensive line, such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Sadio Mane?

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