FIFA World Cup champion with Argentina, Paulo Dybala has agreed to move
to Saudi Arabia, leaving AS Roma to join Al-Qadsiah, a team recently
promoted to the Saudi Pro League. The Asian club will pay 15 million
euros for his transfer, and Dybala will sign a three-year contract.
The 30-year-old attacking midfielder arrived in Italy in 2012 to join
Palermo. Three seasons later, he moved to Juventus, where he played for
seven seasons, won multiple titles, and was farewell as a hero in 2022.
He spent the last two seasons with Roma, and now in 2024, he decided to
move to the Saudi club, which recently signed another argentinian too:
Equi Fernández.
Al-Qadsiah is purchasing him from Roma for 15 million euros as the
12-million-euro release clause expired on July 31. Initially, they
offered Dybala a four-year contract, but it will now be for three years,
and he will earn around 60 million euros.
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