Paulo Dybala Biography

Paulo Dybala is often touted as the future of Argentine soccer and the superstar of the next generation. At just 24 years old, Paulo Dybala has already scored 100 goals for Italian giants Juventusand has won Serie A twice in his two years at the club. Dybala has natural technique, vision and ability to score impressive goals and can play in any position of the three forwards. He is not only a goal poacher, but also a flamboyant striker who can provide assists for his team and can improve the overall gameplay of the team. Already designated as the next Messi or Agüero, Dybala does not have as many calls for his team and he was not included in the Copa América Centenario squad either, but he may change soon with the upcoming 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

Early life and career of Paulo Dybala

Paul Dybala was born Paulo Bruno Exequeil Dybala on November 15, 1993, in Laguna Larga, Córdoba to father Adolfo Dybala and mother Alicia de Dybala is an Argentine soccer player. His lineage extends to Italy as his grandmother De Misa was from Naples, Italy. Born and raised in a middle-class family, Dybala’s father predicted that one of his sons would be a footballer even before he was born. He is grateful to his father for believing in him and supporting him from a very young age to play soccer. Unfortunately, his father died in 2008 and was unable to see his amazing achievements as a professional player.

Dybala joined his hometown club at the age of 17 in 2011 called Instituto Athletico Central Cordoba and made his professional debut in division 2 of the Argentine league. He played 40 games for the club scoring 17 goals. In his time at Athletico Cordoba , he was the first player to score two hat tricks on the season and became the first player in the league to score in six consecutive games. On July 20, 2012, he was signed by the Italian soccer club. Palermo . The strike association of him with fellow footballer Franco Vazquez earned him much praise in Palermo and he was cited by many of the pundits as the next Lionel Messi. He scored his first goal for Palermoagainst Sampdoria in a 2–0 win on 11 November 2012. Over three seasons with Palermo , he made 89 appearances for the club, scoring 21 goals.

Paulo Dybala’s professional career

Rumors spread that Dybala would go to Premier League clubs, but instead he decided to stay in Italy and join Juventus instead for a $56 million, five-year contract in June 2015 and used no. 21 shirt previously worn by Italian legend Andrea Pirlo. He made his debut against Lazio in the Italian Super Cup and scored and provided the assist in a 2-0 win. On August 30, 2015, he scored his first league goal of the season against Roma in a 2-1 loss. His first goal in the Champions League and also an important one was against Bayern Munich in a 2-2 draw at home in the round of 16. In his first season at Juventus, he scored 19 goals leading them to another Serie A title and became the club’s top scorer scoring 23 in all competitions.

After the breakup, Dybala was linked to Ginevra Sozzi . They first met on the Spanish island of Formentera. At the time, Dybala was in a relationship with Cavalieri. Sozzi is a model and said that when they met she did not know that he was a famous player.

A video of Dybala’s ability.