AS Roma has officially confirmed Paulo Dybala's contract renewal, sealing a deal that extends the Argentine forward's stay at the club. The announcement, released on July 12, 2026, states the contract runs until 2029, securing a top‑class attacker for the coming seasons.

What does the new contract entail?

The agreement includes an annual salary of €12.5 million, with bonuses tied to goals and European qualifications. Dybala, 31, accepted after assessing the role offered by manager José Mourinho. A release clause of €30 million reflects his experience and match‑changing ability.

Why does it matter for AS Roma?

Keeping Dybala means retaining a leader on and off the pitch. His 12 goals and 7 assists last season were key to the 0‑2 win over Hellas Verona on May 24, 2026. With AS Roma sitting 3rd in Serie A, 73 points, 23 wins, 4 draws and 11 losses, the club aims to close the 14‑point gap to leaders Inter.

How does it affect the transfer market?

The renewal sends a strong signal to potential signings: the club is ready to invest to stay competitive. Management has already confirmed interest in a defensive midfielder, but the priority remains solidifying the attack. The next fixture is away at Cardiff on August 1, 2026, where Dybala will be under the spotlight.

What is the team's current context?

AS Roma finished the season with 59 goals scored and 31 conceded, a +28 goal difference. A recent five‑game winning streak (WWWWW) has boosted the squad's confidence. With the team in form and Dybala confirmed, the club looks ahead to the next campaign with ambitions of returning to the top of the table.

What can we expect moving forward?

As the squad prepares for the upcoming season, Dybala promises to lead the attack with his experience. His role will be decisive in crucial moments, especially against top‑tier opponents. Fans hope for a return to glory, aiming to narrow the gap with Inter and fight for the title.