Rome, Mourinho calls Dybala: Inter is there, here is the negotiation

He called him directly and it’s not even the first time this has happened. Today, however, before diving into the third friendly match of his Rome (this time against Portimonense), José Mourinho took his cell phone and dialed Paulo Dybala’s number directly. A friendly phone call, convivial for some senses, certainly useful for keeping warm contact with the Argentine playmaker. A telephone call lived with a very confidential tone, which also testifies how the relationship between the two is warm and friendly. After all, Mourinho had called the former Juventus attacking midfielder a few days ago and yesterday he decided to be resentful, continuing to express his esteem to Joya suit and the desire to have him with him in the season that is about to begin. In short, Mourinho has decided to take the field in first person to try to unblock the situation, aware of the fact that on July 16 one of the most popular players on the market is still there, free, waiting to know his future.

The situation

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On the other hand, it is well known that the Portuguese coach desires Dybala more than anything else, despite the fact that the conditions to eventually bring him to Rome are not at all easy. On the contrary. In Trigoria, in fact, they cannot afford to get the salary requested by the Argentine jewel, which among other things has much more than a simple promise with Inter. Roma fears a domino effect on other players and on other contracts, even if there are players like Pellegrini and Abraham who with the bonuses already reach the 6 million euros of engagement. But Roma, however, also know that if they did not close with Inter, Dybala would have few other choices on the horizon and could also decide to reduce his requests and settle for something less, in exchange for a square that would make you feel like an absolute king. In fact, in Rome, Dybala would suddenly rediscover love, enthusiasm and passion. Just as happened to Mourinho, who in yesterday’s phone call reminded the Argentine of what kind of warmth the Romanist square is capable of transmitting. In short, until Dybala is officially owned by someone else Mourinho will try to the end. Also because Dybala himself guaranteed the Portuguese coach to possibly take the Giallorossi into consideration, if there were no definitive developments with other clubs in the coming days (Inter, in fact). Mou hopes for it, Roma is waiting to understand what will happen in the next few days. Impressions? Now anything can really happen.