It’s reported Juventus have agreed to sign Paulo Dybala from Palermo for €28m, plus €8m bonuses and two players.
The total would eventually be worth in the region of €40m, which was the price-tag President Maurizio Zamparini set on his striker.
According to Sky Sport Italia pundit Gianluca Di Marzio, the cash sum is €28m plus up to €8m in ‘difficult to achieve’ performance-related bonuses.
It’s reported Juventus have agreed to sign Paulo Dybala from Palermo for €28m, plus €8m bonuses and two players.
The total would eventually be worth in the region of €40m, which was the price-tag President Maurizio Zamparini set on his striker.
According to Sky Sport Italia pundit Gianluca Di Marzio, the cash sum is €28m plus up to €8m in ‘difficult to achieve’ performance-related bonuses.
There would also be two young players included in the transfer, most likely Edoardo Goldaniga – who is already at Palermo on loan.
Options for the other include Horour Magnusson and Leonardo Spinazzola.
Dybala has already hinted he’d prefer Juventus to any other club and should be able to agree personal terms relatively quickly.
On Sunday Palermo director Dario Baccin had confirmed “we are in the final stages” for the Dybala sale.