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Former Juventus star Paulo Dybala has revealed that he made the decision to join Roma minutes after a phone call with manager Jose Mourinho.
The Argentine left Juventus in the summer after his contract expired at the Allianz Stadium after spending seven years at the club.
A host of top clubs across Europe were interested in signing the attacker, but it was former Chelsea and Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho that managed to win his signature.
Jose Mourinho (left) called Paulo Dybala (right) a 'phenomenon' during his time at Juventus
This season Dybala has proved to be a top signing by Mourinho as he has scored four goals and assisted two more in all competitions.
The 28-year-old admitted that he is enjoying his football again following his move to the capital after struggling to hit his best in his last few seasons at Juventus.
Dybala told ESPN Argentina: 'Yes, the last few years at Juventus weren't easy, a change did me good. Mourinho called
