Penalized by the Italian federation with 15 points, Juventus are no longer avoiding trouble, with Paulo Dybala claiming the Turin outfit have still not paid part of his wages, even though he is currently playing for Roma.

Juventus must pay Paulo Dybala 3.7 million euros

The Argentine later agreed to receive 3.7 million euros, which is part of his salary for the 2020-2021 season, to allow the club to deal with the problems of the pandemic.

“I don’t remember when Juventus paid my last salary, but I know very well that Juventus still owes me money.

When I agreed to defer payment of wages, I knew that if I still had a contract, the arrears would be paid in installments from the next paycheck, if I left, I would have to pay immediately.

I know that Juventus have the last chance to pay this approximately 3 million in April. If not, my attorney will file written requests, although I hope we don’t get that far. I want my money back, but without any legal action to avoid problems for myself and Juventus.” – Paulo Dybalawhich was listened to for an hour and a half on February 21 in the Prisma investigation, reports Gazzetta dello Sport.

From 2015 to June 2022, Dybala played for Turin “Juventus”, and now he is registered for “Roma”.

Last month, the Italian federation penalized Juventus with 15 points and the group appealed to the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI).