Paulo Dybala grew up in Laguna Larga in the province of Córdoba, Argentina, and began his career at Instituto before moving to Palermo in 2012.
Juventus signed him in 2015, and over seven seasons he won five Serie A titles and four Coppa Italia titles, becoming one of the most technically gifted forwards in the world. He joined Roma in 2022 and scored in the 2023 Europa League final, which Roma lost to Sevilla on penalties.
Dybala is known for his left foot, creativity and celebratory ‘mask’. He was part of Argentina’s squad that won the 2022 World Cup and scored a penalty in the final shoot-out.
Career in numbers
Since his first senior season in 2011/12, Dybala has made 572 club appearances and scored 198 goals in all competitions for 4 clubs. His most productive season in front of goal was 2017/18, when he scored 26 times in 46 games for Juventus. His busiest campaign was 2016/17, with 48 appearances. So far in 2026/27 he has made 6 appearances for Roma. The full season-by-season record is in the Stats section of this profile.