Rome, Italy.- Argentina’s Paulo Dybala is one of the concerns for Italian strata Andrea Pirlo of Juventus, as the “Joya” has not yet renewed his contract ending in mid-2022.This Sunday Andrea Pirlo, a Serie A Juventus technician, said the decision on Paulo Dybala’s contract renewal, is up to the board and doesn’t just depend on what he thinks.
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Because of Dybala, it’s the club that’s in charge of making the decisions. My luck is to train champions like him. This year we’ve never had him available, but now he’s back and we’ll take advantage of it for the final stretch of the season,” Pirlo said.
Read more: Juventus beat Genoa and cling to Champions A positions”Final decisions touch managers,” he added, being asked about whether he plans to ask the club to renew the “Joya” contract. Dybala returned to play last Wednesday after being on leave since 10 January for an injury to the medial collateral ligament in his left knee and scored a great goal against Napoli.
Paulo Dybala and Andrea Pirlo after Juventus/EFE match
On Sunday Dybala entered the second half of the match that Juventus won 3-1 against Genoa with goals from Swede Dejan Kulusevski, Spaniard Alvaro Morata and American Weston McKennie.Read more: Serie A: Napoli with Hirving Lozano on the field defeats Sampdoria and think about ChampionsIn this campaign, Dybala has played 18 games and scored four goals. In total, the Argentine has played 244 games and scored 99 goals with the Juventus shirt.
Dybala and the responsibility to carry the “10”
