Paulo's style of play is that he is known for being very quick and agile. He has amazing technical ability, and is very creative with the ball. Paulo is also known for his dribbling skills, and his ability to maintain control of the ball in limited spaces. His balance is unparalled as well. He also has an uncanny ability to beat his oponent to a ball, or protect it for his other team mates. He does this by keeping his back to the goal and holding up the ball. He is fantastic and making traps as well. Counter attacks become second nature to him as he relies on his speed with the ball, his superior positioning and ball handling skills to out manuever his opponent. He is also very good at beating offside traps when going for an attack. 

Paulo has always been known for his stamina and defensive contribution off ball as well. He regularly creates chances for team mates to score as well as scoring goals for himself. Even though he has a small size, he can handle defenders quite easily because of his ability to anticipate what his opponent is going to do next, and use his excellent acceleration to counter it. 

Due to his vision and ability to pass the ball, his ability to drop the ball deep and play off of other players and his very accurate striking from both inside and outside, you never know exactly how to counter him. 

Another thing about Paulo is his ability to play at almost any offensive position. He mainly plays as a forward, but has been used as a main striker, center forward, or an attacking midfielder. Sometimes even used as an inverted winger or playmaker. His style of play has often times been compared to the great Lionel Messi. 

He is currently playing in the Argentinian national team as well along with the likes of Higuain, Messi, and Aguero. There is a lot of transfer speculation that surrounds him as he is one of the best young prospects in the game. His salary is $180,000 per week and his net worth is around $27 million.