Official: Paulo Dybala signs new Juventus deal until 2022
The new contract will ward off interest from Europe's biggest clubs for now
Dybala will now earn around seven million euros a year at the Italian giants
It's now official: Juventus have confirmed that their star forward Paulo Dybala has committed his future to the club.
A statement on Thursday read: "Juventus Football Club is pleased to announce that Paulo Dybala has renewed his contract until 30 June 2022, extending a journey that began in July 2015."
Dybala will now earn seven million euros a year, an amount worthy of the performances he contnues to produce.
It completes a memorable week for the Argentine, who scored two goals against Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday.
He has been linked with a move to Barça, while Real Madrid and various Premier League sides have also been credited with an interest.
However, his new terms signal that his current committment is to Juve.
