Dybala unsure of future with Roma deal ending in summer

Argentine striker Paulo Dybala said Sunday's Serie A derby against Lazio may be his ​last home game for AS Roma, who ‌have not approached him to discuss his future.

The 32-year-old international, who spent seven years at Juventus, joined ​Roma in 2022 and helped them reach ​the Europa League final in his debut ⁠season.

Dybala has struggled with injuries this season, however, ​including hamstring problems, and he underwent knee surgery in ​March, forcing him to miss nearly four months of the campaign.

"The truth is, I’d like to know something myself, ​but the club hasn’t approached me yet. ​The contract says the derby will probably be my last ‌match ⁠in front of the Roma fans... we’ll see what happens at the end of the season," Dybala told Sky Italia.

Dybala claimed an assist ​as Roma beat ​Parma ⁠3-2 to go level on points with fourth-placed AC Milan, a big step ​in their bid for a Champions ​League spot.

"We’ve ⁠shown the determination and desire we have to secure a place in the Champions League. We ⁠know ​it doesn’t depend solely ​on us, but we’ll fight until the end," he added.