Manchester City are one of three teams to have enquired about Juventus forward Paulo Dybala, according to reports in Italy.
The Argentinian international is also interesting Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain but Juve are said to be reluctant to sell.
The Serie A league leaders could, though, be tempted to sell for over €100m (£90m) in a similar situation to what happened with Paul Pogba and Manchester United.
Fans on Twitter are enthusiastic about City signing Dybala, although not all believe the 25-year-old should be a priority in the January transfer window:
At. All. Costs. Would be an utterly amazing signing!
— Mike. #Centurions (@Mike_F23_) 7 January 2019
If he comes it would be a great thing.
— Srinjoy Nath (@iamsrnj) 7 January 2019
I think it would be worth it. A proper DM and another LB should take priority of course but there is a definite spot for Dybala on this team
— Collin Bumgardner (@Bum2879) 7 January 2019
Ya.. let’s do it.I am jumping just on that thought..after aguerooooooo we can shout dybalaaaaaaaa?????
— manish anand (@manand94) 7 January 2019
So basically we’re not signing Dybala
Next rumour please ?
— Andy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@Tigerkart) 7 January 2019
we need Ndombele and left back
— Hakim (@Hakim82619175) 7 January 2019
I’m on my knees please peppppp pic.twitter.com/t94Ipb0B2c
— ❄️❄️❄️ (@KILLECHl) 7 January 2019
We need to go in strongly for dybala.. He is the perfect cover for kun. We do not have a replacement for kun. At the moment we have a cheap imitation in gabriel. I’m not saying gabriel is bad but he isn’t good enuf if kun gets a long term injury…!
— LD7 (@kingleon543) 7 January 2019
No thanks LB and a DM please
— ً (@debrxyne) 7 January 2019
We need a DM
— Alpha Kay7ven (@AlphaKay7ven1) 7 January 2019
The Argentine’s progress has somewhat stalled this season. He has managed just two goals in the league, although he did score five goals in five Champions League group stage matches.
There are mitigating circumstances, however. Dybala has been shunted onto the right wing this campaign to accommodate Cristiano Ronaldo into the team. He was, therefore, always unlikely to match the 26 goals he scored in all competitions last season.
