MiTi: Dybala wants to stay in Rome, if the club offers a renewal offer, he is willing to negotiate

According to the latest report by Sporting Milan, Dybala is willing to stay in Rome and he is willing to negotiate if the club offers a renewal offer.

Dybala reportedly performed a full series of physical fitness tests in Trigoria yesterday, including a running-based test to understand his physical and exercise status after surgery on the semi-tendonus of his left leg in March this year.

Dybala will undergo a MRI today to remove all doubts, but everyone's impression is positive. Unless an unexpected situation occurs, Dybala will be able to use it for Gasperini on Sunday to participate in the first day of Roma’s training camp.

Next, Dybala may have a series of individual training sessions in the first few days, and it is likely that his initial training sessions were all "differentiated", but this is part of the recovery plan, involving the third phase, namely re-sports.

Dybala's goal is to be used by Gasperini in the first game of the season on August 23, when Roma will face Bologna in Italy at the Olympic Stadium.

These days, Dybala has also become familiar with the new Rome sports director Masala. The two met at a public event a few years ago and now have the opportunity to get to know each other further.

What needs to be understood now is how Gasperini intends to use Dybala, the most likely position is the right midfielder, but Dybala may also be a pseudo-nine, in Atlanta, where Decait Lare has also played.

Dybala hopes to continue playing for Rome. If Rome proposes to renew his contract for one year and adjust the contract accordingly, he is willing to negotiate. Paredes has returned to the Boca youth, while Dybala hopes to stay in Rome, and may have a chance to go to the United States in the future, but not now.