[Sport] Series A - Calcium Dybala: "It would be nice to play for Barcelona with Messi"

[Dr.Drako]

One of Juventus' stars, Argentine Paulo Dybala, gave an interview to 'CNN' in which he spoke about his career with the Italian champion, whom he admits was about to leave recently. Also of his possible renewal, his possible future at Barça with Messi and, also, of racism. On his renewal, the Argentine made it clear that "for now, there is nothing." Their relationship ends in 2022, but they recognized some impatience. "I have a year and a half left on my contract, it is not long and I understand that with the coronavirus for the club it is complicated, but others renewed it. I appreciate the club and its people very much, I have a good relationship with the president and perhaps soon will come to speak with me ... or not, "he said with a laugh.
In doubt of his immediate future at the Turin club, Dybala was asked about the possibility of playing with Messi at Barcelona, not just at Albiceleste. "Barça is a great club, world class, and with Messi it is even bigger. It would be nice to play there with him, but Juventus is also a very big entity, full of history, where great footballers like Cristiano or Buffon play" , explained the 26-year-old footballer.



A club march that, as he himself admits, was very close to occurring just a year ago: "Juventus did not want to count on me, and some clubs such as Manchester United, Tottenham and PSG were interested in me. I did not speak directly with any of them, but there were conversations with the clubs. However, my intention at that time was to stay and, after the market closure and the arrival of Sarri, I grew a lot. "
Dybala was very transparent, too, on the subject of racism, something that he experienced first-hand with a partner. "What happened to Kean in Cagliari was not easy and we experienced several similar situations in other stadiums. It also happened to Balotelli, to Pjanic ... In Italy this should be punished harder. If not, we will be the players take steps to stop that from happening, "he said.