Paulo Dybala leaves Roma after just two seasons and joins Al-Qadsiah, a club in the Saudi Pro League. He will join another former Serie A player, Nahitan Nandez, as well as several players who were at top European clubs, such as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Nacho Fernandez. At just over 30 years old, the Argentine temporarily ends his experience in European and particularly Italian football to move to a competitive league like the Saudi one.
Dybala’s journey, almost entirely Italian, saw him grow, develop, and become a top-level player not only for Serie A but also beyond. Starting from Serie B with Palermo, he quickly proved himself ready for a big club like Juventus after a 13-goal season with the Rosanero. With the Bianconeri, he delivered incredible performances, surpassing 20 goals in the 2015-2016 and 2017-2018 seasons and reaching two Champions League finals.
Various injuries and contract renewal issues led Dybala to seek a change of scenery, accepting Roma’s offer in 2022. Despite this, his two years in the Giallorossi colors were of a high standard, with 18 and 16 goals per season across league and cup competitions. Now, a new experience awaits this immensely talented player who won a World Cup with Argentina in 2022.
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