Argentine forward Paulo Dybala could be going through his last months at Roma in Italy, and from Boca Juniors' environment, they continue to closely monitor the situation of the player who does not get many minutes at his current club. According to information gathered by the Argentine News Agency, the 32-year-old from Córdoba may not renew his contract with the Italian capital's team, which expires in June 2026, and 'Xeneize' (Boca's nickname) is shaping up as his next destination. In this regard, the blue and gold club's board of directors, headed by Juan Román Riquelme, made a first contact with Dybala's circle to learn about his situation and the world champion striker's desire to join at Brandsen 805 (Boca's stadium address). Although Boca's initial idea is to sign him for the second half of next year when the player becomes a free agent, the possibility of him being a new reinforcement for the team this year is not entirely ruled out. The native of Laguna Larga does not have the regularity he desires at Roma - he was a substitute in four consecutive matches - and, added to the number of injuries that sidelined him, the chances of continuing at 'La Loba' (Roma's nickname) are becoming increasingly scarce. Likewise, the Italian club might prefer to receive a monetary amount for the player, rather than letting him leave with his pass in hand, and could be open to negotiations that leave them a considerable sum. On the other hand, Dybala is behind in Lionel Scaloni's considerations for the 2026 World Cup with the Argentine national team, but a good semester at Boca could change the opinion of the 'albiceleste' (national team's nickname) coach when assembling the squad. That is why it will be necessary to wait to know the decision of both the player and both teams.
