Paulo Dybala is keen on a move to the Premier League but Juventus will demand a fee in the region of £140 million for their star forward, according to the Independent.
Manchester United have been strongly linked with a move for the Argentina international this week but the Turin giants are reported to have scoffed at the suggestion Jose Mourinho will open the bidding at £60m. The Serie A champions will refuse to sanction a move when the transfer window reopens in January, but are bracing themselves for offers after next summer’s World Cup. Dybala is regarded as the outstanding talent in a Juventus side that has swept all before it on the domestic front in recent years and reached last season’s Champions League final.
The 24-year-old has suffered a dip in form, however, this season and started several matches on the bench recently amid criticism from his manager, Max Allegri.
