Reports in Argentina claim that the only formal offer on the table for Paulo Dybala is from Roma, because Inter and Milan do not consider him a priority.
La Joya is a free agent after Juventus withdrew their contract extension and allowed his deal to expire on June 30.
He had been on the verge of joining Inter, but the agreement to bring Romelu Lukaku back from Chelsea on loan saw him drop down the pecking order for coach Simone Inzaghi.
Milan remain interested, but TyC Sport claim that there is only one formal offer now provided to Dybala’s agents and it is from Roma.
This would be worth €6m per season, the figure that he had been asking for and that Inter were not prepared to pay without bonuses.
The Giallorossi are not in the Champions League, nor considered Scudetto contenders, but they do have ambition and coach Jose Mourinho, winning the Europa Conference League in his debut season.
Dybala’s arrival could also allow for the sale of Nicolò Zaniolo to Juventus.
Meanwhile, Arsenal and Manchester United are keeping an eye on the situation, but Dybala seems determined to continue his career in Serie A.