Manchester United have reportedly approached Juventus with a view to signing Paulo Dybala this summer.
According to The Sun, which runs the story as an exclusive, Dybala has ‘impressed’ United scouts for the past couple of seasons and the club have ‘already enquired’ about his availability.
The newspaper explains that while Juve are ‘reluctant’ to sell the forward, they are willing to let him go for ‘around £120m [€140m]’.
Manchester United have reportedly approached Juventus with a view to signing Paulo Dybala this summer.
According to The Sun, which runs the story as an exclusive, Dybala has ‘impressed’ United scouts for the past couple of seasons and the club have ‘already enquired’ about his availability.
The newspaper explains that while Juve are ‘reluctant’ to sell the forward, they are willing to let him go for ‘around £120m [€140m]’.
Furthermore there could be scope for a swap deal with Romelu Lukaku, whom the publication says is pursuing a summer switch to the Serie A holders.
The Belgium striker would also be ‘wanted’ by Inter, who in turn have been linked with exchanging Mauro Icardi for Dybala.