According to reports from talkSPORT this morning, Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini has claimed the club’s star striker Paulo Dybala will be sold by the end of the month.
The young Argentine has caused quite a stir this season, bagging 13 goals and nine assists in 29 Serie A appearances whilst drawing comparisons with Manchester City star Sergio Aguero.
He’s resultantly set to enter the summer window as one of it’s most desired forwards, with seven major clubs interested in the 21 year-old’s services according to prior claims from Zamparini – as reported by ESPN.
That includes Premier League duo Manchester United and Arsenal, as claimed by The Express, alongside Barcelona, Juventus, and PSG.
Zamparini has already revealed his €40million valuation of the South American (courtesy of ESPN once again) and now claims negotiations will be concluded before the end of the month, with agent Pierpaolo Triulzi travelling to Paris and London to hear offers.
“Dybala will be sold by the end of April,” Zamparini has told Tuttosport.
“Along with Juventus, Roma are the team most interested in my lad from our league. Dybala would help them for sure, and Roma don’t have money problems. But then there are foreign teams. Triulzi, with my blessing, is going between Paris and London getting the offers, and then we’ll evaluate them together.
“Also, we’ll meet with [Juventus general manager Giuseppe] Marotta again. I wonder if he wants to raise his offer,” he added.