Manchester United have expressed interest in signing Paulo Dybala, as the Argentine forward’s contract situation with AS Roma remains unresolved.
The 30-year-old playmaker, who has become an integral part of the squad, believes he deserves an increase in the fixed portion of his salary to at least €7.5 million. Despite ongoing negotiations, Roma have yet to meet his demands, leaving his future at the club in doubt.
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The Giallorossi face two critical dates concerning Dybala’s contract. The first is July 8, marking the start of the club’s summer retreat. The second, and more pressing, is the period between July 1 and July 30, during which a clause in his contract allows any foreign club to sign him for a cut-price fee of €12 million. This clause has caught the attention of Manchester United, who are keen to bolster their attacking options.