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Teaser - Paolo Dybala Contract Controversy, Atalanta-Inter Draw, Sheva Out At Genoa, Etc (Ep. 185)
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From Atalanta's draw against Inter who won the Supercoppa against Juventus, Paulo Dybala's future to Ivan Juric's Grande Torino, John and Nima discuss the last week in Serie A.
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The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast. Listen to the full show and all other episodes by going to patreon.com slash T-I-F-P and become a member for only $2.99 per month.
Juve vs. Utineze Match Recap
00:00:15
Speaker
So Juve, they defeat Utineze 2-0.
Di Bala's Goal and Controversy
00:00:19
Speaker
Paolo Di Bala scores a goal and this is the biggest talking point that we see emerge. Paolo Di Bala scores the opener and he gives a stare down to Juve, director Paolo Nelved,
Exploring Di Bala's Contract
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Now, we know that this is in regards to his contractual situation, despite Diabala's excuse post-match saying he was looking for a friend of his in the stands. He just couldn't find him. What do you think, Neymar? What should Juve do with his contract? He expires in June.
Should Juve Renew Di Bala's Contract?
00:00:48
Speaker
For me, if he's going to continue to ask eight and a half million euros in that, I think it would be wise to move on.
00:00:53
Speaker
I think that's exactly it. Rivabena has inherited a mess from Paratici. As we saw just a few weeks ago, Juva had police banging on their doors doing raids because of the mess that Paratici did. So he's trying to clean it up and he's looking at the league table and seeing where Juva are and he goes, well, I don't think we can give that much money to anyone right now. But in the end, I think he'll extend his contract