By Daily sports on January 4, 2021
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Juventus management will not allow Paulo Dybala to run down his contract.
The Serie A champions are preparing to offer the Argentinian an extension on his current contract, worth £6.2million-a-year, that runs out in June 2022.
Tuttosport says the Old Lady are not willing to get into a haggling back-and-forth with the attacker, and will allow him to leave if he does not sign their final offer.
Watching developments are Manchester United, Tottenham and Barcelona.
Barca are regarded as favourites for Dybala, particularly if Lionel Messi leaves this summer. (Tribal Football)
•PHOTO: Paulo Dybala
Source Daily sports
Posted January 4, 2021
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