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Paulo Dybala could be the subject of an audacious swoop from Juventus’ Serie A rivals Inter.
The Argentine forward has a contract at the Allianz Stadium until June 2022 and previous reports had suggested a renewal was a mere formality.
However, it seems the situation is not quite as simple as once thought.
TOP STORY – INTER TO PLAY THE LONG GAME WITH DYBALA?
Prominent Italian journalist Tancredi Palmeri explained there is the possibility that Juve’s pursuit of Fiorentina striker Dusan Vlahovic may open up the opportunity for the Dybala move to take place.
Inter have had their financial troubles, which led to the exits of Romelu Lukaku and Achraf Hakimi in the last window.
But the Nerazzurri are attempting to offload huge earner Alexis Sanchez, which could free up funds to bring Dybala to San Siro.
ROUND-UP
– Real Madrid are admirers of Chelsea full-back Reece James, according to El Nacional. The Catalan publication says Los Blancos could offer the Blues the chance to re-sign Eden Hazard in order to secure a deal.
– Antonio Rudiger looks far more likely to leave Stamford Bridge for the Santiago Bernabeu. AS reports PSG and Bayern Munich are also interested in the Germany centre-back, although the defender wants to join Madrid.
– Sticking with Madrid, and out-of-favour midfielder Dani Ceballos looks certain to depart the capital. A return to Real Betis is being touted by Mundo Deportivo.
– In the Premier League, Anthony Martial‘s long-term future at Manchester United remains up in the air. The France forward has told interim boss Ralf Rangnick he wants to depart Old Trafford, according to Goal.
– Over in the blue half of Manchester, Ferran Torres‘ switch from City to Barcelona is set to move a step closer with Sport reporting a medical is booked in for Monday.
– Ainsley Maitland-Niles is set for a fresh start in Serie A, so say Goal. The versatile midfielder is said to be on the cusp of securing a loan switch to Jose Mourinho’s Roma.
– Napoli have yet to tie down Lorenzo Insigne to fresh terms. Links to Inter and Tottenham have run hot and cold, but MLS outfit Toronto are thought to be serious about the forward, offering him a €5million per year deal, say Calciomercato.com.
