Paulo Dybala confessed he would “like to play abroad” and in the Champions League, whilst discussing his time at Palermo.
The Rosanero idol has all spotlights turned towards him as he is expected to be sold this summer for €30m-€40m.
While it is generally believed that he will join an Italian club, the player enjoys the interest of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal as well, and he did not rule out the Premier League when discussing his personal ambitions.
Paulo Dybala confessed he would “like to play abroad” and in the Champions League, whilst discussing his time at Palermo.
The Rosanero idol has all spotlights turned towards him as he is expected to be sold this summer for €30m-€40m.
While it is generally believed that he will join an Italian club, the player enjoys the interest of Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Arsenal as well, and he did not rule out the Premier League when discussing his personal ambitions.
“My dream would be to wear the colours of Argentina, perhaps in front of my own people,” he said on TV show 'I Signori del Calcio'.
“I'm flattered by the transfer rumours because it's nice when they link you to such great teams, and I'd like to play the Champions League someday.
“Right now what I want is to enjoy the moment with the people of Palermo and to do my best at every game. We'll see what happens after that.
“I'm happy in Italy but one day I'd like to play abroad.”
The striker then went on to discuss his development as a player in the Sicilian outfit.
“There's only one Dybala, much like there's only one [Leo] Messi, only one [Mauro] Icardi and only one [Carlos] Tevez.
“For me, being in Palermo was a new experience, but being here in general is wonderful. I want to always play at my best.
“Zamparini wasn't wrong to buy me, in spite of the criticism that came with my price-tag.
“He believed in me, he signed when I was still in Argentina and he defended me from criticism over his deal.
“When I saw him firing his Coaches I thought he seemed crazy, but he is a great person!
“I always played alongside [Franco] Vazquez. [Coach Giuseppe] Iachini gave us trust but I already knew he was a great striker.
“Playing alongside him makes everything easier, he always looks up and we understand each other right away. We're great friends too.”