Paulo Dybala left Juventus in the summer after seven years at the club, with the Argentine joining AS Roma as a free agent.
He was one of the best players in the world when he was at the Allianz Stadium, and not all the fans supported the decision to let him go.
Roma now enjoy his talent and the Giallorossi will be happy with what they have seen so far.
Dybala is widely believed to be sad to be released by Juve, suggesting he has something against the Bianconeri for the decision.
However, Walter Sabatini believes that is an exaggerated thought and sees Dybala scoring up to 100 more goals in Serie A.
He said, quoted by Calciomercato:
“I don’t know the needs of the Bianconeri, but I say that the fury against Juve seems exaggerated to me. Do you also regret Inter? For someone like Dybala, everyone who doesn’t have it regrets it, but going to Roma is never a second option, because the club is on a great growth path. And Paulo is ready to score another 100 goals in Serie A for Roma.”
Juve FC says
We enjoyed Dybala’s talent during the seasons he spent with us, and there is an end to almost every player’s time at a club.
Dybala might have remained injury-prone had he stayed at Juve, and would not have been fit enough to score as many goals.
We wish him luck at AS Roma, and our focus now is on our current options.
