As many as six Premier League clubs have been put on high alert since Juventus have reportedly made up their mind regarding Paulo Dybala.
As per a report in 90min, Juventus have decided to part ways with the Argentine after talks over a new deal have collapsed and the club have no intentions of holding further meetings with the player’s representatives.
Dybala looked all set to sign a new five-year deal worth €8m per annum before Christmas but Juve decided to change the terms of the contract at the last minute which is why the talks have hit a brick wall. It’s being claimed that Paulo Dybala is planning to leave the club in the summer as a free agent.
Which clubs want to sign him?
Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester United have all been keeping tabs on this whole situation and even North London sides Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal have been linked with the 28-year-old.
Apart from the top six Premier League clubs, PSG and Inter Milan are also monitoring the situation and now that Dybala is free to talk to other clubs, they too are planning to make their move.
Premier League giants Man United, Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea have ALL reportedly been offered the chance to sign Juventus star Paulo Dybala pic.twitter.com/ceOr2Z67ha
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Will he end up in the Premier League?
Not a lot of people have moved to the Premier League in the latter stages of their career and found it easy but the Argentine might just end up in England by sheer probability.
Clubs like Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City are all serious contenders to sign the playmaker and if United, Spurs or Arsenal can secure a Champions League spot then they too will get into the mix.
But having said that, since Paulo Dybala is moving out as a free agent then he will demand massive wages so PSG can also turn out to be major contenders in this transfer battle.
PSG are likely to lose Kylian Mbappe in the summer which will free up a lot of their wage bills so signing a player like Dybala could be very easy for them.
Does every side stand an equal chance at signing Paulo Dybala?
There’s no way Paulo Dybala will join a side who are not playing in the Champions League so only four out of the six Premier League sides will be in the thick of things during the summer.
But with teams like PSG and Inter standing in the way, there’s a massive chance that the 28-year-old might not want to move to England. If he wants to remain in Italy then joining Inter Milan would be a very sensible option whereas by joining a club like PSG, Dybala will get a massive financial cushion.
If Juventus are not changing the terms of their offer then Paul Dybala will obviously move out as a free agent and in that case, there’s going to be a massive frenzy to sign the playmaker.
