After 105 long days, Paulo Dybala finally returned to the starting lineup—and he did it in signature style. The Argentine star, affectionately known as "La Joya," delivered a brilliant assist for Malen and showcased his trademark quality on the ball, even if he's not yet at full fitness.

His growing chemistry with the Dutch striker is becoming a bright spot for Roma, but the next two matches could be Dybala's last in the Giallorossi jersey. With his contract expiring on June 30th, the silence from the club is growing louder. Following Roma's thrilling 3-2 victory at the Tardini against Parma, Dybala confirmed there have been no talks about an extension—a situation that's stirring controversy among fans.

Dybala is open to staying, but the ball is in Roma's court. The club hasn't reached out to discuss a potential renewal at a reduced salary. Meanwhile, an offer from Boca Juniors is on the table, reportedly worth no more than €500,000—a far cry from his current €8.5 million (plus bonuses) deal.

But hope isn't lost. Two key factors keep the door open: Dybala's genuine desire to remain in Rome, and head coach Gasperini's strong belief in his abilities. The coach, born in Grugliasco, has no intention of letting the number 21's quality walk away next season.

For now, Dybala waits—ready to hear from the club, aware that any new deal would come at a significantly lower price. It's a waiting game that could define Roma's attacking future.