
Paulo Dybala speaks on the eve of the Champions League match against Real Madrid, retracing his career in Italy and hoping for a long-term future with Roma.
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Paulo Dybala made statements to UEFA channels on the eve of the Champions League match against Real Madrid.
"The Champions League? We gave everything last season. It brought joy to us and the fans. And also pride. It will be difficult, we face some of the most successful teams in the world, but with the push of our people we will have something more." Thus Paulo Dybala on the UEFA channels before Wednesday's match against Real Madrid.
"I would never have imagined having such a career here - he added, speaking of his journey in Italy -. This country welcomed me with open arms, the people made me grow as a man and a footballer, there are many emotions here, beautiful moments and sad moments, as is the life of any person. I hope there can be an Italian ending".
Where? "In Rome and with Rome - he concluded -. But it is premature to talk about it now".

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