Some Tottenham Hotspur fans have been reacting to a tweet that has been posted by Spurs-focused Twitter account @THFCReports, which relays a claim that was recently made in a report by 90min stating that Spurs, as well as Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool, have been offered the chance to sign Juventus attacker Paulo Dybala.
As explained by 90min, this comes after the Argentine came close to a Premier League switch from the Serie A club back in 2019, with the Lilywhites and Manchester United both said to have been interested, however, the transfer ultimately didn’t happen on that occasion after the £72m-rated man rejected the move ‘because of his love’ for Juventus.
Now, though, with the 27-year-old ‘on the fringes’ of the Turin club’s squad this term under new manager Andrea Pirlo, he is allegedly open to a Premier League move and the English top flight’s ‘big six’ clubs have allegedly been made aware of that.
After this news was shared by @THFCReports on Twitter, it caught the attention of many Spurs fans, who have been sharing their thoughts on the possibility of their club reigniting their interest in signing Dybala.
So, how did these Tottenham Hotspur fans react to this reported Paulo Dybala claim?
#TottenhamHotspur are one of six Premier League clubs that have been offered the chance to sign Juventus star Paulo Dybala. #thfclive
— THFCReport (@THFCReports) December 7, 2020
Some Tottenham supporters reacted positively to this claim, indicating that they’d like to see the Argentine at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – and one particular Lilywhites supporter questioned if Dybala could replace Dele Alli, who has not played a very significant role for Spurs this season, starting just one of their first 11 top-flight games this term.
Gio x Erik x Paulo x Juan next season??
— Benji (@thfcbenji) December 7, 2020
@SpursOfficial get this done ASAP
— SanchezSZN??????? (@THFCdylz) December 7, 2020
omds clear of #18 IM LOADING https://t.co/B2JOf2AhTL
— • (@boughtsomemid) December 7, 2020
Jose I am acc on my knees boss https://t.co/JDIBTvFTPP
— Alfie (@Alfie_Thfc) December 7, 2020
@beanie2990 imagine
— Alessandro (@alexmuscella) December 8, 2020
Could he replace Dele?
— Sam Pincombe (@pincombe_sam) December 7, 2020
However, other Spurs fans reacted negatively to this claim and suggested that they wouldn’t like to see the 27-year-old playing for Jose Mourinho’s side.
Don’t fit spurs style right now . Top player but don’t defend
— aaron (@aaron52893888) December 7, 2020
No thanks
— Adan ????????????? (@OsmondAdan) December 7, 2020
good player but not who our first priority should be
— ?®? (@L_thfc_R) December 7, 2020
Would you like Spurs to sign Dybala?
YES
NO
So, judging by these replies to this tweet, it seems as though opinion is somewhat divided amongst supporters of the north London club as to whether or not the Lilywhites should move for Dybala.