The future of Paulo Dybala is up in the air as it looks like he will not sign a newcontract atJuventus, with his current deal set to expire in the summer. The Argentina international seemed to have agreed to terms with the Serie A club at some point butnegotiations have reportedly broken down when those terms were changed.
Needless to say, Dybala will probably attract plenty of interest in Europe andhe has already been linked to a number of clubs, including La Liga giants Atletico Madrid and Barcelona as well as Premier League sidesChelsea and Manchester United.
While he has yet to make a decision about his future, a new chapter awaits for Dybala outside of soccer. The 28-year-old will start a new challenge in his life hosting a docuseries, but donāt worry: it wonāt affecthis playing career.
Argentina star Paulo Dybala to host a soccer-related docuseries
During the 59th edition of the MIPTV, an international television market event that took place in Cannes from April 4-6, it was announced that Paulo Dybala will host thedocumentary āFĆ¹tbol nĆ²madaā (Nomadic Soccer).
The show willshow its audience the most particular soccer fields in Europe and therefore will see the Argentine playmaker visit uniquesoccer pitches located in spectacularareas of the continent.
Some of the places where Dybala will take spectators areCampo Gerini in Rome,the fantastic Henningsvaer Stadium in Lofoten, Norway, and theIgraliÅ”te Batarija in Trogir, Croatia, among others. It will probably be good for Paulo to know that heāll be able to clear his mind by traveling around the continent while discovering new soccer fields.
