Despite the failure of transfers to Manchester United and Tottenham, it’s reported Juventus still want to sell Paulo Dybala, with PSG, Bayern Munich and Inter likely options.

The Bianconeri had agreed a fee with both clubs only for La Joya to scupper the deals with his salary and commission demands.

Now the Premier League transfer window has shut, but according to multiple Italian sources, this has not changed the fact Juventus want him out of the squad.

Paulo Dybala’s proposed transfer to Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly off, possibly opening the door to an exchange with Inter for Mauro Icardi.

Dybala looked to be closing in on a €75m move to Tottenham, who had spent Thursday morning talking to his representatives over personal terms and image rights.

However, BBC Sport claims the deal is now off after Juve pulled the plug, with their planned replacement Romelu Lukaku now set for Inter.

Former Inter President Massimo Moratti had harsh words for Antonio Conte, Luciano Spalletti, club directors and Romelu Lukaku. “Last season I felt like shooting myself.”

The patron who was at the helm when they won the historic Treble in 2010 has never been shy about voicing his opinions and did not hold back when speaking to Inter fans in Modena.

La Gazzetta di Modena published the video recording of the conversation in which he discussed pre-season performances compared to last year under Spalletti.

Mauro Icardi to Juventus could be back on after Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly approved of the Inter striker’s arrival.

Juve are back in the market for a new No 9 after their proposed swap deal with Manchester United involving Romelu Lukaku and Paulo Dybala broke down.

Gazzetta dello Sport claims the Bianconeri have resumed their pursuit of Icardi, with Ronaldo ‘endorsing’ the 26-year-old as a strike partner.

The newspaper explains he sees the Argentine as the ideal player to open space for him in advanced areas of the pitch.

Although Paulo Dybala rejected Manchester United, he’s still on the market and Juventus could start talks with Paris Saint-Germain or Inter.

Multiple sources in England and Italy stated this evening that the exchange deal between Romelu Lukaku and Dybala is dead in the water.

The Argentine made it clear he was not enthusiastic about the transfer to Old Trafford and Manchester United in turn decided it was not worth trying to convince someone who had so many doubts.

Aurelio De Laurentiis assures Napoli are “evaluating many names other than James Rodriguez, Hirving Lozano and Mauro Icardi,” but has no Nicolas Pepe regrets.

“We are evaluating many names other than James Rodriguez, Lozano and Icardi,” the President told Sky Sport Italia.

“So much so that I made a large offer for Pepe, but we were unable to get him. Arsenal have five times the revenue of Napoli, so they will have simply offered him more money. Never mind, we’ll find another Pepe.

Inter are taking a hard-line stance on Mauro Icardi, reportedly threatening to keep him out for two years if he doesn’t accept a transfer.

The striker is under contract until June 2021 and has turned down every option, including Napoli and Roma, because he is determined he’ll either remain at San Siro or join Juventus.

Despite being told in no uncertain terms that he is not part of their plans, Icardi continues to barricade the exit.

Mauro Icardi is reportedly ready to reject even Juventus in order to stay at Inter, amidst speculation he has another child on the way.

Inter informed Icardi on Thursday that there was no hope of him resurrecting his career with the club.

In the meantime, it had been claimed that he would only leave the Nerazzurri for Juve, despite interest from Napoli and Roma.

Arkadiusz Milik is reportedly asking to double his salary, so Napoli are open to a sale, especially if they can get Mauro Icardi from Inter.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the Poland international has started contract renegotiations on a deal that is due to expire in June 2021 and is aiming very high indeed.

The demands to double the salary, which is currently €1.8m, seemingly irritated Napoli, who take this as an opportunity to revamp their attack.

According to the latest reports, Paulo Dybala told Juventus he has no intention of joining Manchester United, putting Romelu Lukaku at risk.

The two clubs and Lukaku’s agents are all in absolute agreement over the exchange deal and personal terms, so the only hold-up is Dybala.

He returned to Turin yesterday and is not expected back in training until Monday, but has not yet met with Coach Maurizio Sarri.

La Gazzetta dello Sport claim that Dybala has given his first response to Juventus directors over the move and his answer was a resounding no.