Palermo has revealed that Juventus are likely to sign their star striker Paulo Dybala as they have submitted a €35million bid recently.
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini told the media that Italian giants are set to agree a deal with them for a possible move of their 21-year-old star.
Paulo Dybala has been on top form since the start of the season, he has attracted many big names including Manchester United and Arsenal of Premier League.
Arsenal have been strongly linked him in the past few months but since Juventus have entered the race their interest has taken a step back.
Palermo has told that they will not sell for less than €40million and Juventus are likely to increase their bid.
While the Gunners are eyeing Dyabala as Theo Walcott's replacement as the Englishman will be out of contract this summer.
Zamparini also revealed the interest from Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger. He said that Arsenal made an offer and it was declined, meanwhile, Arsenal boss has denied such talks.
Zamparini told France Football: “Right now, Juve are in pole position. They want to close the deal in a week. But, of course, I want the best possible deal. Dybala is being auctioned.”
“The Bianconeri have offered me €35m, but I want €40m or more. I'm also dealing with Arsenal.”
He also revealed the interest from several new sides by saying: “PSG are interested just as they are at Arsenal, Manchester City, Juventus, Inter, Roma and Napoli.”
Dybala has been one of the best player in Serie A this season, he has netted 13 league goals so far and has been named as the New Sergio Aguero.
Columnist: Simon Oates
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