Considering Dybala's contract details

I'm trying to figure out the best approach regarding Dybala's contract with Roma. I want to summarize aspects like the release clause, Boca rumors, and the feasibility of transfers in the winter window. I also need to consider his injury history and roots, including his background from Córdoba and Instituto. Was he a fan of Boca? It seems he did support them as a child, though not strongly associated with them now.Examining Dybala's release clause

I’m looking into the rumors about Dybala linking him to Roma and the specifics of his release clause. As of summer 2023 and 2024, it seemed he had a clause of 12M for foreign clubs and 20M for Italian clubs. But, wait, didn’t he join AS Roma in 2022 as a free agent? I recall that the release clause was typically 20M for foreign clubs and 12M for Italian. There's also something about Roma potentially planning to remove the release clause in 2024.Analyzing Dybala's situation

As of October 2024, I'm checking on Dybala's contract with Roma, which might go until 2025 or 2026 since he could have extended it. There are rumors about Boca Juniors being interested in him for the winter window in January 2025, but that seems tricky due to Boca's financial situation—they might not afford the transfer fee or his wage. I think it's also important to fact-check this rumor since there's no credible source. Should I offer a quick take or a probability estimate?Assessing Dybala transfer rumors

Okay, so I’ll give a brief take on the Dybala transfer rumors, noting that the source is “米体” (Milan Sports Daily). The feasibility of this transfer is tricky due to the transfer fee and Dybala's current salary at Roma, which runs until 2026.

For it to happen, there are three possibilities: a loan with Roma covering most of his wages, activating a low buyout clause, or Dybala taking a pay cut to push for a move. Overall, the likelihood seems low. Would the user like me to check the latest updates or details?