Reports that Arsenal are still in the hunt for Palermo’s Paulo Dybala are denied by Arsene Wenger and the club's second largest shareholder.
Rosanero President Maurizio Zamparini said earlier this week that the Gunners had made a bid for the 21-year-old, along with Juventus.
However, in a Press conference today, the English side’s manager denied that any offer had been made.
Reports that Arsenal are still in the hunt for Palermo’s Paulo Dybala are denied by Arsene Wenger and the club's second largest shareholder.
Rosanero President Maurizio Zamparini said earlier this week that the Gunners had made a bid for the 21-year-old, along with Juventus.
However, in a Press conference today, the English side’s manager denied that any offer had been made.
Initial reports that followed were that Alisher Usmanov, who owns 30.04 per cent of Arsenal made a written enquiry to Palermo seeking information about Dybala. However, contact of any kind, formal or informal, has since been denied by Mr Usmanov's holding company Red & White Holdings Limited.
Juventus are believed to be favourites for the Argentinian attacker, although Zamparini’s €40m asking price could prove a stumbling block.