Exploring Dybala's potential transfer

It seems that Boca Juniors likely wouldn't pay huge wages, especially since Dybala's current wages at Roma are around 6-7 million net per season. Boca would probably rely on a free transfer and sentimental reasons for a return, although there might be interest from MLS or Saudi clubs. If Dybala doesn't renew, he becomes a free agent in June 2025, allowing Boca to negotiate a pre-contract in January, but this timing needs clarification to avoid confusion.Responding to user inquiry in Chinese

I think I should provide a concise response about the rumor regarding Dybala and Boca Juniors. I'll include context on the contract, feasibility, and obstacles. It’s important to mention that Boca might need a free transfer and a sponsorship/tax plan to make it work. I’ll also ask if the user wants a translation or source link. Overall, it's about maintaining clarity and neutrality while summarizing the situation's possibilities and limitations.

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