Paulo Dybala says that he wants to end his career playing in Italy and hopes…

Paulo Dybala stated that he hopes to conclude his professional playing career in Italy while preparing for AS Roma's upcoming Champions League home match. Speaking ahead of hosting Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid, the Argentine forward highlighted the extra boost Roma receive from their home supporters at the Stadio Olimpico. Roma recently drew 0-0 against Como in Serie A prior to this European fixture.
The match marks Roma's first Champions League home tie since the 2018-19 season following their top-four league finish last year. Managed by Gian Piero Gasperini, Roma also face upcoming European matches against Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain. Reflecting on spells with Palermo, Juventus, and Roma, Dybala expressed deep gratitude for Italian football and his desire to finish his career there.
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