Argentinian star Paulo Dybala has been considering legal action against his former club, Serie A giants, Juventus because of his unpaid wages, according to sources.
Roma player Dybala had previously ended his seven year stint with Juventus back in the summer after they failed to agree on a suitable new contract for renewal.
Paulo Dybala to sue Juventus
Consequently, Dybala ended up signing with the bitter rivals Roma under the leadership of Jose Mourinho.
However, according to the latest reports, Juventus have not yet fully paid the 29-year-old’s full wages.
According to the sources, Dybala had told some investigators that the Italian club still owe him more than €3m, which they have not cleared yet.
Dybala stated that he did not remember when his last month salary had been paid, but he said that he knew that Juventus still owed him money.
Juventus still owes money to Paulo Dybala
Dybala continued to state that when they made the agreement, he knew that if still had the contract, he would be receiving more money in the coming months that followed, but in case he had to leave, Juventus would had to pay the money straight away.
Dybala went on to threaten the club that they had the last chance of making the payment to him in April 2023, and if they failed to do so, his lawyers would be making a written request.
He also said that he wanted to avoid such a scenario where he has to sue the already struggling Juventus.
Dybala’s lawyers make formal request to Juventus
According to the report, Luca Ferrari, Dybala’s lawyer has already made request formally for the money owed to the player, where he has also asked for compensation.
Dybala, has hence stated that he was only asking for his outstanding salary and nothing else.
Paulo Dybala has become one of the most important players in Jose Mourinho’s Roma squad, where Mourinho has previously described the Argentinian as one of the best players in the world.
