ESPN has revealed that Argentine Paulo Dybala has reached a preliminary agreement with Boca Juniors in preparation for joining the team starting next season, in a move that could end his European career after years spent in the Italian league.

According to reports, Boca Juniors' management is working on finalizing the details of the deal in the coming period, amid a mutual desire between both parties to complete the transfer, especially with the player's contract with Roma nearing its end.

This development comes amid Dybala's recurring injuries during the current season, which has raised doubts about his continuation with the Italian club, despite his significant status within the team and among its fans.

Reports also indicated that Leandro Paredes, the current Boca player and Dybala's teammate in the Argentine national team, played a significant role in bridging perspectives and convincing the player to embark on the experience of returning to Argentina through the Boca Juniors gateway.