The world champion Paulo Dybala, current player of the Italian Roma, intends to collect 57 million euros that Juventus owes him of Turin for back pay and interest, the Italian press said on Thursday.
After seven seasons living a victorious marriage with Juventus, Dybala is willing to go to court in search of millionaire compensation for non-payment. According to the Italian newspaper The Republicthe Argentine forward, who converted a penalty in the World Cup definition against France in Qatar 2022, claims 3,000,000 euros in salaries and 54,000,000 in interest.
“I don’t remember when Juventus paid me my last salary, but I know very well that they still owe me money.. Juventus will have the last chance to pay, otherwise my lawyer will present a written complaint”, was Dybala’s threat according to the newspaper.
Hired in 2022 by Roma, Dybala is one of the best players in the team led by José Mourinho, scoring goals and assists. He arrived at Juventus in 2015 and the Cordovan was five times champion of Italy and also helped win three Super Cups and four Italian Cups.
