What happened: Paulo Dybala said his AS Roma contract means his next home match will be his last with the club unless something changes. Speaking to Sky, he said the deal expires in June and that nobody from Roma has approached him about an extension.

Why it matters: It matters because Roma are still chasing Champions League qualification, sitting fifth and one point behind Juventus with three league matches left. Dybala's future also carries weight because his availability has been a recurring issue this season, making any renewal decision part sporting call and part health-risk calculation.

What to watch: Watch whether Roma open formal renewal talks before the Lazio derby, which lines up as his final home match under the current deal. His role and minutes over the last three games will also signal whether the club still sees him as part of its 2026-27 plan.