Paulo Dybala’s ex-agent, Gustavo Mascardi, has opened up about the Argentine forward’s shocking transfer from Roma to Saudi Arabian club Al-Qadsiah. In an exclusive interview, Mascardi revealed the reasons behind Dybala’s departure and the challenges they faced during the negotiation process.

The Initial Interest

Mascardi began by explaining how the initial interest from Al-Qadsiah first arose. ‘The first contact was made by the Saudi Arabian club’s president, who reached out to me directly. He expressed his admiration for Dybala and his desire to bring him to the club,’ Mascardi said.

Negotiation Challenges

Mascardi also discussed the challenges they encountered during the negotiation process. ‘It was a complex negotiation. We had to consider several factors, including the player’s personal preferences, the financial aspects, and the sporting project presented by Al-Qadsiah,’ he explained.

Reasons Behind the Move

When asked about the reasons behind Dybala’s decision to leave Roma for Al-Qadsiah, Mascardi pointed to the Argentine’s desire for a new challenge. ‘Dybala felt that it was time for a change. He wanted to experience a new league and a different football culture. The offer from Al-Qadsiah was very appealing to him, both financially and in terms of the sporting project,’ Mascardi revealed.

Future Plans

Mascardi concluded the interview by discussing Dybala’s future plans. ‘Dybala is excited about this new chapter in his career. He is looking forward to contributing to Al-Qadsiah’s success and exploring the possibilities that this new experience will bring,’ he said.

Conclusion

Paulo Dybala’s move from Roma to Al-Qadsiah has certainly raised eyebrows in the football world. With the help of his ex-agent Gustavo Mascardi, we now have a clearer understanding of the reasons behind this shocking transfer. As Dybala embarks on this new chapter in his career, fans around the world will be eagerly following his progress.

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