Palermo striker Paulo Dybala says his €40m price tag is an 'exaggeration', and thanks President Maurizio Zamparini for his faith.
The Argentinian is the subject of growing interestest from Europe's biggest clubs, with Juventus, Roma and Manchester United reportedly eyeing the player for a summer transfer.
The player himself though, believes his valuation, currently reported at around €40m, is too high.
Palermo striker Paulo Dybala says his €40m price tag is an 'exaggeration', and thanks President Maurizio Zamparini for his faith.
The Argentinian is the subject of growing interestest from Europe's biggest clubs, with Juventus, Roma and Manchester United reportedly eyeing the player for a summer transfer.
The player himself though, believes his valuation, currently reported at around €40m, is too high.
“Honestly, I think that's an exaggeration,” said Dybala to the publication Guerin Sportivo, as reported by Calcionews24.com.
“I still have so much to prove, and I'm trying not to think too much about these tags so I can concentrate exclusively on my performance on the pitch.
President Zamparini recently had some bitter words about the player's touted departure, but the 21-year-old tried to ease the tension.
“He was always behind me, even when people started doubting my skills.
“He never stopped believing in me and he gave me evidence of his affection. All I can say to Zamparini is 'thank you'.
“As for [Giuseppe] Iachini, he is a very qualified and determined Coach, and very methodical too.
“He knows what he wants and he lets you know it without mincing words.
“And there's another important thing – he treats everyone equally, making no distinctions.”