Arsenal could be set to meet Palermo’s asking price for Paulo Dybala if reports in Britain are to be believed.
Dybala has been in sensational form for the Rosanero this term, with the 21-year-old smashing in six goals and providing two assists in his 13 Serie A starts.
Arsenal could be set to meet Palermo’s asking price for Paulo Dybala if reports in Britain are to be believed.
Dybala has been in sensational form for the Rosanero this term, with the 21-year-old smashing in six goals and providing two assists in his 13 Serie A starts.
The Argentinian’s exploits have led to Palermo President Maurizio Zamparini slapping a €42m price tag on the forward and despite the player himself believing that such a fee would be excessive it appears Arsenal may well be ready to tempt the Sicilian club.
The Daily Express reports that the Gunners will look to trump Manchester United for the starlet with a bid of €40m, just short of the fee Zamparini had demanded.
The deal will not happen in January though, as according to the newspaper Palermo have informed Arsene Wenger’s side that they will not entertain bids for the striker until the summer.