Paulo Dybala switched representative agencies just over a month before the end of his contract with Roma, scheduled for June 30th. The Argentine attacker will now be advised by Kristian Bereit, from the KMB agency Sports, in partnership with Behind The Athletes (BTA). The move coincides with intense speculation about the player’s possible return to Boca Juniors.
The new representation of Dybala has direct links with the Argentine club. Kristian Bereit represents three players from the current Xeneize roster: Tomás Belmonte, Santiago Ascacíbar and Gonzalo Gelini. Além also works with Marcos Rojo and Sergio Romero, two international figures who have returned to the European club in recent years. The BTA agency also collaborates in the representation of Ander Herrera, a Spanish midfielder who has been part of the squad since January last year.
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Histórico arrivals at Xeneize
The agency that now represents Dybala has a consolidated track record of successful negotiations with Boca Juniors. Tomás Belmonte arrived at the club in July 2024 under the management of Kristian Bereit. Santiago Ascacíbar was signed in January 2026, also represented by the agent. Gonzalo Gelini, a young promise, has been part of the Xeneize development project since its formation.
Sergio Romero returned to Boca as a goalkeeper with international experience, as well as Marcos Rojo, a defender with a background in Selección Argentina and in the main European leagues. Ambos arrived under the supervision of Conselho from Fútbol led by Juan Román Riquelme. Ander Herrera, signed in January 2025, strengthened the midfield with his resume in elite teams.
Situação contractual and Boca proposal
Dybala’s contract with Roma expires at the end of the 2024-25 European season. Boca Juniors has presented a formal proposal to the player that represents a significant reduction in his winnings. Atualmente, Dybala receives eight million euros annually from Roma, including performance targets. Boca’s proposal establishes a salary of two million euros per season.
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The striker received offers from minor leagues during negotiations. Algumas teams with less international prominence tried to attract him with one-off contracts. Apesar Of these alternatives, Dybala’s future appears to focus on two main paths: staying at Europa or returning to Argentina.
Declarações about the future
Após the victory of Roma against Parma a crucial result for the club’s aspirations in the next Liga of Campeões, Dybala was asked about his future. In an interview with Sky Sports Italia, the player remained discreet about his plans. “I don’t know anything, I would also like to know, but today the contract says there are two games left. The only thing I can say is that the derby could be my last game in front of these fans,” he said.
The Argentine stressed that he keeps his decisions confidential. “I’m keeping my idea to myself, we’ll see at the end of the championship”, he added. The statement suggests that Dybala is waiting for the conclusion of the Italian season before officially communicating his plans.
Mudança strategic in representation
The change in the representation of Dybala occurs at a strategic moment. Switching to agents with proven transfer experience for Boca Juniors reduces uncertainty about future negotiations. Kristian Bereit has a track record of facilitating arrivals to Xeneize with speed and administrative efficiency.
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The timing of the agency change, a month and a half before the contractual end, shows preparation for immediate moves. Geralmente, players switch representation when planning significant career changes or negotiating new signings.
Contexto from the Argentine market
Boca Juniors reinforces its project by incorporating names with international experience. The arrival of Romero, Rojo and Herrera in recent months demonstrates the ability to attract consolidated profiles. The Riquelme structure prioritizes players with big league experience who return in a mature phase of their career.
The possible incorporation of Dybala would represent the culmination of this strategy. The player, at 30 years old, remains active in European football with a history in Roma, Juventus and Palermo. Seu returning to Boca would complete a personal cycle, as the club is his original formation before the jump to Italian football.