Liverpool make contact with Juventus striker Paulo Dybala over move as contract nears end - reports

Juventus forward Paulo Dybala has been contact by Liverpool about a transfer, according to reports. The Italian side are currently on the cusp of signing 21-year-old Serbian international Dusan Vlahovic from Fiorentina, which would allow Alvaro Morata to complete his return to Spain as Barcelona wait for the player to cancel his loan arrangement, but it could also have implications for the Argentine international.

Ad/> Dybala is not an out-and-out striker, but Italian website TuttoMercatoWeb reports both he and Federico Bernardeschi could be on their way out of the club, with Dybala’s contract due to expire at the end of the season and contract talks have stalled between Juve and the player. TransfersAllegri confirms Ramsey to leave Juventus but Morata will stay05/01/2022 AT 14:01 Transfer news — LIVE More attackers considering Chelsea exit amid problems with Tuchel — report Newcastle agree 40m euro deal for Guimaraes — report That means that Liverpool could sign him on a pre-contract agreement on a free transfer for this summer, with Juventus set for a meeting in February to decide on their various contract renewals in the squad.

Also interested in the player is Inter Milan, the current Serie A champions. OUR VIEW — DYBALA DOES NOT SUIT LIVERPOOL, BUT INTER HAVE A CHANCE We spoke to Eurosport Italy's Stefano Silvestri, who gave us some insight into the moves behind the scenes and in the news that led to this situation.

Why have his contract negotiation stalled? It is quite surprising, as in October Dybala's agent had reached an agreement in principle to renew his contract. Some say that Juve have changed their conditions, but that's never been confirmed.