(FILES) This file photo taken on April 11, 2017 shows Juventus' forward from Argentina Paulo Dybala celebrating after scoring during the UEFA Champions League quarter final first leg football match Juventus vs Barcelona, on April 11, 2017 at the Juventus stadium in Turin. Dybala has extended his contract with Juventus Turin with which he is now linked until 2022, announced on April 13, 2017 the Italian club. / AFP PHOTO / GIUSEPPE CACACE
Dybala, who struck twice in the 3-0 Champions League quarter-final first-leg win over Barcelona on Tuesday, signed a five-year deal with Juventus when he joined the Turin giants from Palermo in June 2015 for 32.5 million euros ($34.6m, £27.6m).
“La Joya (The Jewel) has signed a new deal that will see him remain for another five seasons at the club and expire in June 2022,” said a brief statement by Juventus.
Dybala has scored a total of 39 goals for Juve, who are bidding for a record sixth consecutive scudetto, a third consecutive league and Cup double and an unprecedented treble.
With the Italian club he has won one league title, one Italian Cup and the Italian Super Cup.
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