Reports | Juventus open to sell Paulo Dybala with Manchester United leading the race
Juventus are open to selling superstar Paulo Dybala as they believe that nobody is indispensable to the club barring Cristiano Ronaldo, thus placing a £70m-£90 million price tag on Dybala. That has seen Manchester United re-enter the race alongside Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan.
Juventus star Paulo Dybala could be on his way out the club with the Daily Mail reporting that the Old Lady do not believe that he is indispensable to the club. The 25-year-old did not have the best time last season, contributing to just 15 goals over 42 appearances. It was a massive drop from his 2017/18 season, where Dybala finished with 34 goal contributions in 46 appearances.
That saw his stock in the footballing world drop drastically but that has not deterred Manchester United as they look for a new superstar. Both Romelu Lukaku and Paul Pogba are potentially on their way out and manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will reportedly look towards Dybala once he loses them.
The United boss is a massive fan of the forward and with Juventus placing a £70m-£90 million price tag, it makes the move well within Manchester United's reach this summer. There is competition for his signature, with Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan also in the race but that’s only if he doesn’t fit new Juventus boss Maurizio Sarri’s system.
The former Chelsea boss is looking to convert Dybala into an out-and-out striker and believes that the Argentine would be perfect for the role, which could hamper any move that Manchester United does want to make.
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