Report: Juventus to Sign Paulo Dybala to New Contract Full With €230M Release Clause



It is thought that Juventus is desperately trying to tie its star, striker Paulo Dybala, to a new contract, which could include a € 230 million release clause.

The tenacious player has become a very popular figure in Turin, and has played a role in his team's recent success on the field, part of his last two winning Serie A campaigns.

According to Elgoldigital, thanks to Calcio Mercato, Juventus hopes to avoid the advances of the main European teams, with an exemption clause of only 1 million euros on the world record that Paris Saint-Germain paid for the sensational Brazilian Neymar in The summer transfer window.

The talisman of Juventus has been particularly impressive this season, and he has scored 13 goals in his first 16 games for the Old Lady. The Argentine international of Papi has really taken the Serie A by surprise, and has already scored two hat-tricks this season. As some suggest the club loses control of Serie A, the continued form of Dybala for the team is crucial.

Juve managed to win the last six league titles in the rebound, as their talented team entered its first and swept the lower opposition around it.

However, players like Roma, Napoli and Lazio are starting to appear as candidates for their crown, and Juventus is currently third in the table, three points behind current leader Napoli.

Massimiliano Allegri's squad will face Lisbon's Sporting in the Champions League tonight, where they are now three points behind an unstoppable Barcelona squad. Juventus arrived late to beat Sporting earlier in the month in their opening match, and Mario Mandžukić brought the decisive goal late to take the three valuable points.

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