Paulo Dybala’s agents will be in discussions with Premier League clubs today over a deal for the Argentine, with Manchester United reported to be one of the interested clubs.
Transfer guru Gianluca di Marzio, one of the most reliable specialists in Serie A matters, claims that the meetings are set to take place “within hours”.
Di Marzio also believes that United are interested in the 28 year old but are waiting to see what happens to Cristiano Ronaldo, who has asked to leave the club and who is set to miss the club’s pre-season tour.
“United are waiting for Ronaldo’s eventual exit to decide whether to get serious again after the (vain) attempt in 2019, when Paratici set up the exchange with Lukaku which did not come to fruition due to the excessive financial demands of the then ten Juventus player,” Di Marzio writes in the Msport247
“Today Dybala has lower demands than at the time (now he would sign for perhaps €6 million per season [around £100,000 per week]).”
One of the knee-jerk reasons that fans and pundits may have for dismissing Dybala as an option for United would be that belief that he has excessive wage demands, which is clearly no longer an issue if he is prepared to accept that level of salary.
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