Man Utd and Arsenal ‘make contact over Paulo Dybala transfer’ as Inter Milan target attacker on free after Juventus exit
PAULO DYBALA is reportedly on Manchester United and Arsenal’s radar after the Premier League clubs contacted his agent. The 28-year-old is a free agent after being released by Juventus following seven years of service. Dybala is considering his options having attracted interest from a host of clubs both in Italy and across Europe. Inter Milan […]
PAULO DYBALA is reportedly on Manchester United and Arsenal’s radar after the Premier League clubs contacted his agent.
The 28-year-old is a free agent after being released by Juventus following seven years of service.
Dybala is considering his options having attracted interest from a host of clubs both in Italy and across Europe.
Inter Milan have been heavily linked with a move for the Argentina international, with the forward claimed to have met with the club’s vice-president Javier Zanetti.
But the Serie A giants could now be facing major competition from England as the Red Devils and Gunners join the race to snap up the player.
According to La Repubblica via Tutto Napoli, both English teams have made enquiries to Dybala’s representative Jorge Antun.
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Napoli are also believed to be in the running to keep the player in Italy.
Reports suggest Luciano Spalletti’s side have been told that Dybala is seeking a four-year deal.
And they would have to pay him £5.17million-a-year, which works out at around £100,000-a-week.
But they would also have to fork out a further £86k in bonuses.
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The news outlet have stressed that Inter remain determined to sign the ex-Palermo ace, but must offload the likes of Alexis Sanchez and Edin Dzeko first.
Meanwhile their city rivals AC Milan could make a move for the four-time Coppa Italia champion.
Atletico Madrid are also understood to be keen on Dybala with boss Diego Simeone a huge admirer of his compatriot.
Tottenham were credited with an interest in Dybala in May, but he has reportedly ruled out a switch to link up with Antonio Conte’s men.
Despite failing to be offered a new deal, Dybala impressed last season having chipped in with 15 goals and six assists in 39 games in all competitions.