In the summer of 2019, it was often written that Paulo Dybala was close to leaving Turin’s Juventus. The Argentine’s name was most often linked to Manchester United. But Paulo decided to stay in Italy and prove his worth.
In the 2019/20 season, the 26-year-old looks quite good and is one of the leading players in the ranks of the “Old Lady.” That is why the leadership of the Turin team wants to keep him.
The Argentine has a contract with Juventus until the summer of 2022. The club has already started negotiations with the player to extend his contract. Paulo wants a bigger salary than he has now.
Dybala receives a salary of 7.5 million euros a year. The attacker wants to double his salary and receive 11-12 million euros. In that case, the Argentine will be the second highest-paid player in the team.
According to La Gazetta Dello sport, if the Juventus leadership wants to meet Dybala’s demands, then they will have to adjust their finances. That’s why the Italian club is going to sell four players because of Dybala.
The first on the sales list is Miralem Pjanic, who wants to be added to Barcelona. Next is Gonzalo Higuain. Gonzalo is no longer needed during the stay of Dybala and Ronaldo in the team. The other two players are Adrien Rabiot and Federico Bernardeschi.