ROME, ITALY - JUNE 04: Paulo Dybala of AS Roma acknowledges fans following their sides victory after the Serie A match between AS Roma and Spezia Calcio at Stadio Olimpico on June 04, 2023 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Paolo Bruno/Getty Images)
Manchester United could opt for more high-profile stars to bolster their squad this summer under new owners INEOS, as they bid to finish in the top four of the Premier League following a horror campaign on the pitch – but one of those who may not be on his way to Old Trafford is Paulo Dybala, with Fabrizio Romano exclusively telling GIVEMESPORT that ‘everything is quiet’ in terms of a potential move to United this summer.
United appear to have been linked with Dybala for most transfer windows since he moved over to Europe in 2012, with the Argentine forward being one of the most exciting players to watch on the continent for the past decade. Spending well over a decade in Italy, Dybala has featured for Palermo, Juventus and Roma in that time – scoring 123 goals in just 324 top-flight games – though that has come with links across the continent, especially during his time at Juventus.
Manchester United Have Had Previous Dybala Interest
Dybala was one of the world’s best attackers not long ago
Dybala’s best season came in the 2017/18 campaign, where he scored 22 goals in Serie A for Juventus. He’s been linked with United ever since then, and as far back as 2019, a potential move to Old Trafford was cancelled after reports suggested Dybala didn’t want the move to England, and so he has remained in Italy ever since.
