Allegri tells Tottenham what they want to hear after revealing update on Juventus ace

Juventus manager Max Allegri provided an update on the future of Tottenham target Paulo Dybala that will have the club’s decision-makers on high alert.

Dybala, 28, has been one of the brightest forwards European football has had to offer for many a year. The Argentine’s goals record at Juventus stands at 112 in 282 matches. He also has 48 assists to his name, though those numbers may come to a screeching halt when the season concludes.

Indeed, Dybala is poised to become a free agent this summer and as yet, a new contract extension doesn’t appear close.

The South American is said to have been offered a new four or five-year deal worth around €7m per year. However, he has rejected the offer and the two parties are now at an impasse.

A meeting was reportedly due to take place to thrash out Dybala’s future in Turin earlier this month. However, per La Gazzetta dello Sport, the meeting never took place and was instead postponed.

That left Dybala more and more convinced his future lays away from Juve. As such, the possibility of leaving the club he’s been with since 2015 is becoming an ever more real prospect.

Tottenham have drawn the most frequent links with a free agent swoop. The club’s strong connections with Juventus through Antonio Conte and Fabio Paratici are an obvious reason why.

Those relationships paid off in January when Spurs landed Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur from Juventus. The pair have hit the ground running in north London, with Kulusevski in particular already looking a shrewd buy.

According to Tuttosport, Spurs director Paratici has already ‘moved to test the ground’ for Dybala.

Now, the latest comments of Juventus boss Max Allegri have poured further fuel on the fire.

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