Paulo Dybala says he’s not thinking about his €40m pricetag, and is concentrated on proving his worth for Juventus.
The Argentinian has signed for the Bianconeri for €32m, with a potential for a further €8m in bonuses, the Turin side’s most expensive signing since Gigi Buffon in 2001.
“I’m not thinking about it,” Dybala told assembled media in his hometown of Laguna Larga, after returning for the summer.
Paulo Dybala says he’s not thinking about his €40m pricetag, and is concentrated on proving his worth for Juventus.
The Argentinian has signed for the Bianconeri for €32m, with a potential for a further €8m in bonuses, the Turin side’s most expensive signing since Gigi Buffon in 2001.
“I’m not thinking about it,” Dybala told assembled media in his hometown of Laguna Larga, after returning for the summer.
“I want to enjoy this moment as much as possible. It was a dream of mine to be successful in Europe, and I have been.
“It’s clear that this is just the beginning, I want to improve a lot and show my worth.”