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The negotiation between Roma and Paulo Dybala has gone into overtime. The parties couldn\u2019t strike a deal before he technically became a free agent. There continues to be optimism, but the latest proposal hasn\u2019t been well-received, Corriere dello Sport <\/em>informs.<\/p>\n The capital club has offered just a one-year deal with an option, while La Joya<\/em> would like a longer one. He and his agent, Carlo Novel, are preparing a counterproposal. He\u2019ll take a significant pay cut, and the deal will be incentive-laden.<\/p>\n Roma will start their pre-season preparation in about ten days, and ideally, Dybala will have put pen to paper by then. While the Giallorossi<\/em> didn\u2019t sell anybody before June 30th, they can now start adding. The purchases no longer count against last season\u2019s balance sheets.<\/p>\n Mason Greenwood remains their number one target, but Olympique Marseille aren\u2019t budging. The capital club can tender up to \u20ac46M in a multi-layered package. The counterparty wants about \u20ac10M more. Other teams are in the race, for instance, Fenerbahce and Atletico Madrid, whose coffers would be full if they sold Julian Alvarez or Alexander Sorloth.<\/p>\n According to La Gazzetta dello Sport<\/em>, La Joya<\/em> has informed Boca Juniors that he won\u2019t join, despite not having yet struck a deal with his current side. The capital club has inquired about Alexander Garnacho. He moved to Chelsea for \u20ac46M last year and notched eight goals and four assists in a seesawing season.<\/p>\n They aren\u2019t wrong in taking precautions given the former\u2019s every precarious physique, but they have to be careful not to push things too far, and they have already accomplished a lot in the talks. A quality double swoop up front can probably happen only if they cash in well on Matias Soul\u00e9.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Roma, Dybala, and Greenwood<\/h3>\n
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