Paulo Dybala, the Argentine forward who joined Juventus from Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2019, has struggled to find his feet at the club so far this season. While he has managed to score several goals for the Bianconeri, his passing accuracy has been one area where he has let himself down.

According to data from SofaScore, Dybala has had a pass success rate of just 35% during his time with Juventus. This is significantly lower than his previous clubs, including his time at Atletico Madrid and Newell's Old Boys, where he averaged around 60-70%.

One possible explanation for Dybala's low pass success rate could be that he is still adjusting to life in Italy and the different style of play that Juventus have adopted under coach Massimiliano Allegri. The Italian side have played a more attacking and possession-based game compared to Dybala's former team, which may be causing him some frustration as he tries to adjust to their playing style.

Another factor could be that Dybala is not receiving enough support from his teammates or being given clear instructions on how to pass the ball effectively. This can make it difficult for him to create scoring opportunities for himself, which can impact his overall pass success rate.

Despite these challenges, Dybala remains a talented player and is expected to improve over time. With more experience and time to adjust to the Italian league, it is likely that his pass success rate will increase. However, until then, fans and analysts alike will need to wait and see if Dybala can turn things around and contribute more to Juventus' title hopes this season.