Argentina superstar set to join Saudi Pro League this summer

Paulo Dybala is considering making the unexpected transfer to Saudi Arabia. Al-Qadsiah has made contact with the Argentinian player in the last few hours. To speak with Dybala's agent, the Saudi club has dispatched representatives to the Italian city.

According to the report, since Roma have approved talks between Dybala and Al-Qadsiah, the meeting is still going on. Di Marzio claims that Dybala expressed uncertainty about his role in Roma's ambitions, which prompted him to reevaluate Al-Qadsiah's offer.

It's reported that Paulo Dybala reacted negatively upon learning he might not be in Roma's vision going forward. It is still to be seen if Dybala will accept Al-Qadsiah's offer or if he will decide to turn down both offers and compete for a spot at Roma.

Even in light of Daniele De Rossi's remarks, the club indicated that the footballer is no more non-transferable by allowing him to engage in negotiations. If he continued to play 14 games during the following season, his contract would automatically be extended for 7 million euros. To reach a deal over Dybala's transfer fee, Al-Qadsiah will need to speak with Roma. The 12 million euro release clause is no longer in effect because it ran out on July 31st.

AS Roma to offload many big players during the summer

This summer, when Roma considers offloading some of their more costly players, nobody is safe. Bryan Cristante, who joined the Giallorossi from Atalanta in 2018, has been a mainstay of Roma's midfield for the previous six years.

Florent Ghisolfi, the sporting director of Roma, has reportedly been searching the global market for purchasers, according to the publication. Cristante seems to be attracting interest from a number of teams, although negotiations with other teams have so far been significantly hampered by the midfielder's pay. But until the conclusion of the summer, Roma will accept any and all proposals.