According to transfer reporter Cesar Luis Merlo, it seems increasingly likely that Paulo Dybala will be leaving Europe after this season. Flamengo are reportedly ready to offer the Argentine a lucrative deal, while Boca Juniors are hoping for a storybook return to his homeland.Boca see themselves as having a strong emotional pull, banking on a romantic narrative. After fourteen seasons abroad, Dybala could return to Argentina, where he earned forty international caps.🚨🇦🇷 Paulo Dybala x Flamengo | South American Return ?Flamengo are targeting Paulo Dybala and evaluating the possibility of making a major financial offer.• 🔴 Flamengo studying conditions for an economic proposal • 🔵 Boca Juniors remain determined to bring Dybala back… https://t.co/jZoJXSDGOu pic.twitter.com/86gCjHxbNe— JTFour10 | Transfers (@JTfour10) April 2, 2026 Financially, Flamengo appear to have the upper hand. Just last winter, the Brazilian side spent €42 million to secure Lucas Paqueta from West Ham United. Either way, Dybala looks set to depart AS Roma. The left-footed attacker’s contract expires after four seasons, meaning he would be available on a free transfer.During his time with Roma, Dybala made 135 official appearances, scoring 45 goals and registering 26 assists. His last international outing came in 2024.At this point, only a major turn of events could see him remain in Rome, as there are currently no discussions underway between the player and the club.Dybala at crossroads: Follow Messi's example or be like Maradona, Di Maria, Tevez…If a move back to South America isn’t immediate, the Turkish Super Lig could also be an option. Teams like Galatasaray or Fenerbahce could likely match his current salary of around €8 million, allowing him to maintain his earnings while continuing his career abroad.##NAJAVA_MECA_9644457##