Juventus are still €5m per year off from Paulo Dybala’s wage demands, claim Tuttosport, with a contract extension increasingly unlikely.
The Argentine has been in talks for several months, but they seem no closer to a breakthrough.
According to today’s edition of Tuttosport, the proposal offered is €10m per season.
His agent is asking for €15m, a figure the Bianconeri are not prepared to pay.
Juventus are still €5m per year off from Paulo Dybala’s wage demands, claim Tuttosport, with a contract extension increasingly unlikely.
The Argentine has been in talks for several months, but they seem no closer to a breakthrough.
According to today’s edition of Tuttosport, the proposal offered is €10m per season.
His agent is asking for €15m, a figure the Bianconeri are not prepared to pay.
Dybala’s deal runs out in June 2022 and the more time goes on without a new contract, the more likely he will be sold.
There’s no shortage of interested parties and seemingly every summer Juventus are happy to listen to offers, even if the player doesn’t want to move on.
Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United and Real Madrid would all be interested in Dybala, along with potentially PSG.