Argentinian star Paulo Dybala faces a critical stage in his football career, as the end of his contract with AS Roma approaches at the end of the current season, amid uncertainty about his future between renewing his contract with the Italian team or moving to Brazilian club Flamengo, according to what was revealed by the "Fichajes" website.

The website clarified that Roma's management has expressed a desire to extend Dybala's contract, but the player has not signed yet, despite the activation of the extension clause until 2026 earlier, which does not guarantee his permanent stay. The report indicated that the club has made a new offer to the player, but the terms of the contract have not been fully accepted by Dybala, making the negotiations delicate between staying or leaving.

On the other hand, the same source mentioned that Flamengo is closely monitoring the situation and is preparing to make a two-year offer with an option for renewal, as part of an ambitious project aimed at convincing the Argentinian star to return to South America. Although the financial offer is lower than his current salary at Roma, it includes promises of a leadership role and a prominent position within the team.

The report added that economic factors and sporting ambitions will be decisive in Dybala's decision, as he has previously not hidden the possibility of returning to South America if a convincing project is available.

The report confirmed that AS Roma fears losing one of its key players for free, while Flamengo sees signing Dybala as a major deal that would add artistic and media value to the team, making the coming months crucial in determining the future of the Argentinian star.