Paulo Dybala rejects final offer from Saudi Arabia in favor of Roma | OneFootball

Paulo Dybala has said ‘no’ to the latest offer from the Saudi Pro League.

After being rumored close to a surprise exit from the Italian capital, today’s edition of La Gazzetta dello Sport states that Dybala is not moving from Roma anytime soon.

The Argentine in fact is said to have turned down a massive proposal worth over 20 million euros per season over a two-year contract.

The offer came from Al-Qadsiah who managed to lure the likes of Aubameyang, Nacho and Nahitan Nandez this summer.

Gazzetta reassures Dybala is doing well in Rome and hopes to have an exciting season, now that another great friend of his has also arrived in the club in Matias Soulé, with whom he had only come close during his time at Juventus.

Furthermore, Dybala knows that if there is a way to regain the Argentine national team jersey (after the exclusion from the recent Copa America, won by Scaloni’s team) it certainly isn’t going to play in Arabia, where football is still a level lower than Europe or South America.