Paulo Dybala has confirmed that he will leave Juventus at the end of the season once his contract with the Old Lady expires in the summer. The 28-year-old, who has been heavily linked with a move to Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham in recent times, announced his decision to part ways with the Italian giants, via a heartfelt message on Twitter.
Before Christmas, Dybala had previously agreed a five-year extension with the Italian giants worth £6.8 million-per-year, according to 90Min. Though months later, Juventus reportedly moved the goalposts and offered the forward a revised contract to which he rebuffed.
Since arriving in Turin, he's become one of the most coveted players in Europe and has been central to much of the Old Lady's success. Dybala, who's relished a vice-captaincy role at the club lately, has featured 291 times for Juventus, directly contributing towards 163 goals - he's also won five Serie A titles, four Coppa Italia and three Supercoppa Italiana.
