Jose Mourinho could lose star player to Saudi Arabia

Paulo Dybala's future at Roma is in doubt as Saudi Arabian clubs show interest in luring the Argentine away from the Italian capital.

Despite having two years left on his contract with the Europa League finalists, Dybala's low release clause of £10.3 million makes him an attractive option for Pro League clubs seeking European talent.

While there hasn't been a formal approach yet, Corriere dello Sport reports that Al-Hilal, who recently signed Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea and are in talks with Gennaro Gattuso to become their new coach, are considering paying Dybala's release clause.

Dybala joined Roma last summer as a free agent, while last season he scored 18 goals and made 8 assists in all competitions.