Despite the failure of transfers to Manchester United and Tottenham, it’s reported Juventus still want to sell Paulo Dybala, with PSG, Bayern Munich and Inter likely options.
The Bianconeri had agreed a fee with both clubs only for La Joya to scupper the deals with his salary and commission demands.
Now the Premier League transfer window has shut, but according to multiple Italian sources, this has not changed the fact Juventus want him out of the squad.
Despite the failure of transfers to Manchester United and Tottenham, it’s reported Juventus still want to sell Paulo Dybala, with PSG, Bayern Munich and Inter likely options.
The Bianconeri had agreed a fee with both clubs only for La Joya to scupper the deals with his salary and commission demands.
Now the Premier League transfer window has shut, but according to multiple Italian sources, this has not changed the fact Juventus want him out of the squad.
Paris Saint-Germain remain the favourites and have been since the start of the summer, as director Leonardo is known to be an admirer of the Argentine.
Another candidate is Bayern Munich, who had approached Manchester City for Leroy Sane only to see him ruled out by a serious knee injury.
The most intriguing option is Inter, as the long-running rumour remains of an exchange between Dybala and Mauro Icardi.
According to Calciomercato.com, Juve would only accept this deal towards the end of the summer and demand a cash sum on top of Icardi’s signature, as they value Dybala higher than his fellow Argentine.
Icardi has been ostracised by Inter and they took another step in trying to force him out of the club by handing his Number 9 jersey to new buy Romelu Lukaku.
Napoli and Juve are still interested in Icardi, but Roma have also now made an approach, according to the Corriere dello Sport.