Paulo Dybala appears set to stay with AS Roma, quashing speculation about a potential move to AC Milan. The Argentine forward had been linked to the Rossoneri as a possible zero-fee transfer opportunity. However, Dybala has expressed his desire to continue with Roma, even accepting a pay cut to reach an agreement with the club.

Dybala's renewal is expected to be worth around 3 million euros net per season, plus performance-related bonuses. The deal may also include a unilateral option for Roma to extend the contract by another year. The 29-year-old has been with Roma since 2022, scoring 45 goals in 140 appearances.

The news will come as a boost to Roma and a setback for AC Milan, who had been monitoring Dybala's situation. The Rossoneri are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season, but will now have to explore alternative targets.

Dybala's decision to stay with Roma will be welcomed by the Giallorossi faithful, who have enjoyed the Argentine's contributions since his arrival.