The Brazilian club evaluates a strong offer to tempt the Argentine, who ends his contract in the middle of the year with Roma
Within the campus, they also feed that desire. Leandro Paredes, a close friend of La Joya, publicly expressed his desire to share a team: “For me it would be a dream and for him too. Hopefully he can be here, he's really looking forward to it.”
With his imminent departure from Rome, Paulo Dybala continues to add suitors. In the last few hours, Flamengo broke out with force in the fight for the striker and positions himself as a direct competitor of Boca, who has long dreamed of
joining him.The forward is going through the final stage of his contract with La Loba, which expires in June and, while recovering from surgery on his left knee, he is analyzing the different options to continue his career. In this context, the interest of the whole of Rio appears as a concrete alternative, with the possibility of presenting an important economic offer to seduce them
.As it transpired, the Rio de Janeiro club seeks to incorporate a figure of international hierarchy to strengthen its squad and sees Dybala as an ideal piece to lead this project. In addition, his financial power positions him as a major rival to Xeneize's aspirations
.
the other hand, in Boca, they remain optimistic and continue their efforts.
Without a decision taken, the man from Córdoba evaluates proposals that could come from different markets, including Europe, such as the recent case of Galatasaray, Saudi Arabia and the MLS. However, the emergence of Flamengo reconfigures the scene and promises an intense dispute with the La Ribera club over one of the most coveted names in the next market
.While seeking to reinforce itself with international players, Mengao published a statement in which it claims against Almeria, the club in which CR7 recently acquired 25% of shares, a debt of 1.8 million euros in force for 590 days due to the transfer of Lázaro Vinícius, carried out in August
2022.
The main focus of the claim lies in the reimbursement of 1.5 million euros in taxes applied in Spain, which was approved by FIFA, but which the club has not yet paid. If the situation is not resolved, Flamengo confirmed that it will appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport
(TAS).From Almería, they responded to the Rio de Janeiro club, arguing that there is currently an ongoing judicial process and that their statement omitted relevant facts.
For example, he highlights everything related to the Spain-Brazil Double Taxation Agreement, and assures that “the amounts claimed are not due”, while stressing: "Any public pressure is inappropriate”.
