Paulo Dybala set for incredibly lucrative Saudi Pro League transfer as he waves goodbye to Roma

Paulo Dybala is on the verge of completing a lucrative transfer to Saudi Arabia after reaching an agreement to join Al-Qadsiah.

WHAT HAPPENED?
The Argentina international has already come to an agreement with the Saudi Pro League team over a three-year contract worth a whopping €75 million (£64m/$84m), reports Sky Sport in Italy. His agent is set to meet with officials at Roma to negotiate his exit.

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THE BIGGER PICTURE
The Serie A side will now have to decided whether or not to accept the €3m offer for Dybala that the Saudi outfit are expected to make, hold out for a larger fee, or demand that the attacker stays put with one year left on his contract.
DID YOU KNOW?
The 30-year-old World Cup winner joined Roma from Juventus in a free transfer in 2022 and has scored 34 goals in just 78 appearances for the capital club. He was dropped to the bench for their first Serie A game of the season - a 0-0 draw against Cagliari - and replaced Nicola Zalewski for the final 20 minutes.

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WHAT NEXT FOR DYBALA?
The five-time Serie A winner will hope Roma and Al-Qadsiah can come to an agreement to free him up to make the move to the Middle East. Al-Qadsiah start their Saudi Pro League campaign with a home game against Al-Fateh on Friday, while Roma take on Empoli in Serie A on Sunday.

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