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Speaker: Well, you both mentioned rebuilding in YUVA, and I couldn't help but notice that neither of you mentioned one Paulo de Bala. It seems like this has been a topic for the last 24 months, but here we are, just a few months away from his contract actually expiring. His agent is coming to Turin. They got meeting on Thursday, in my opinion. Yeah, the only way I would keep him
Speaker: The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
Speaker: is if maybe they offered him a contract, maybe a one year renewal, I would even, maybe offer him, but he's not gonna accept that, you know, a one year renewal on seven or eight million a year, maybe, or some kind of pay as you pay play deal, something like that. But again, I don't think he would accept that. So yeah, I think here's every chance he could, he could leave is possible.
Speaker: I thought he was going to end up staying, but I think before, but I'm not so sure now because I think the thing that this whole thing hinges on is will Dibala accept seven or seven and a half million euros net per year for a three, four, five, how many years contract from Juve or will he leave to go to
Speaker: Inter or Barcelona, whoever it is that is interested in him. But it's one of those things where you have to decide one thing or the other. Okay, no one's going to pay me 10 million net per season. Do I accept the lower wage or the same wage and stay at Juve and become a legend there? Or do I risk that and be paid the same at Inter and be considered one of the biggest judices in Juve's history?
Speaker: You know, those are the options or if it's if it's a Barcelona or if it's a Man City or whoever it is You know, these are the decisions he has to make and I still think that at the end of the day I think he'll stay at your web
