Juventus CEO addresses Paulo Dybala to Manchester United transfer talk. He has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford and a reunion with Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba but Juventus chief Giuseppe Marrotta says he will stay put.
“The lad is priceless, because we are not a selling club,” he said.
“I always repeat that a player has his future in his hands and Paulo just said he wants to tie himself to our club for life,” Marrotta added.
Dybala is one of the hottest prospects in world football, scoring 12 goals already this season but given that he signed a new contract until 2022 earlier this year, a reunion with former team-mate Paul Pogba is unlikely in the near future.