A football expert has claimed that Paul Dybala has an agreement in principle with Manchester United.
Manchester United are desiring to improve their squad next season after missing out on Champions League football. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has claimed that he would clear out some players in the summer transfer window as they prepare to reinstate their superiority in English football.
The Red Devils have been keen on a right winger, and Solskjaer sees Paulo Dybala as an exact fit. The Argentine International has fallen down the pecking order behind Federico Bernadeschi and Dybala is looking for proper game time. Various Italian sources cited that Manchester United have agreed on personal terms with Paulo Dybala and they are prepared to shell out 85 million pounds in the summer transfer window.
Former football journalist Ian McGarry has told The Transfer Window Podcast that United have agreed a fee in principle with Juventus for Paulo Dybala.
“There have been some reports In Italy that Manchester United have declared an interest in Dybala,” McGarry said.
“However, our sources are telling us and the information we have is that in fact United have agreed in principle to pay the 100m euros (£86m) buyout clause that it would take to get Dybala out of Juventus.”
It has been a tough state for the club as they set to look to miss out on their targets without Champions League. The likes of Kalidou Koulibaly and Milan Skriniar were on the shortlist, but it looks out of reach because of the lack of European competition.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is set to be keeping tabs on Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes. The Portuguese International has attracted interest from various clubs and he looks to leave the club in the near future. He could cost around 55 million euros to prise him away from the Portuguese heavyweights.
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Manchester United are set to finish sixth in the Premier League table. The Red Devils will take on Cardiff City at Old Trafford on Sunday in the final day of the Premier League.
