Juve, only Juve, Paulo Dybala has a clear idea in his head; his future is tinged with bianconero. In the summer, Real Madrid, Manchester City and above all, Barcelona, have been looking into the possibility of prizing him away from Turin but Juventus regard the 22-year-old as untouchable. The Argentine who arrived from Palermo has a contract until 2020 earning around €3 million net per season, now the champions are looking to prolong it whilst offering a salary increase to €3.5 million to match that of Chiellini and Marchisio.
 

Dybala believes he still has a long way to go before becoming the complete player and for this reason, he has chosen to refuse the offer of the iconic number 10 shirt, preferring to stick with his current number 21 jersey. It’s not a question of responsibility; it’s just that he feels it’s not the right moment to heap more pressure onto his shoulders. This year it’s 21 but in the future, who knows?


S.M