Paulo Dybala, who has been linked with a move to Manchester United, has refused to rule out the possibility of a move to the Premier League, but has stated that he is happy in Italy.
The Argentina international, who scored the third goal in Argentina's 3-0 triumph against Italy in the Finalissima at Wembley on Wednesday, will depart Juventus at the end of the month when his contract expires. It will bring his seven-year stay in Turin to an end, after he joined the club in 2015.
Dybala and Juventus held talks on a new contract, but no agreement was reached, and he will now depart the club on a free transfer later this month. In recent months, he has been connected with a number of clubs, including Manchester United.
Although the dynamic attacker, who has 15 goals in 39 games for Juventus this season, has stated that he is content in Italy, he has not ruled out the possibility of moving to England or elsewhere in Europe.
"I'm quite calm," Dybala told ESPN. "The people who work with me are taking care [of my future]." "I am very at ease in Italy." I'd like to learn more about other leagues, such as the Premier League and La Liga, but I'm content in Italy."
United are not the only club in England to have been connected with Dybala's signature, having conducted talks with Juventus over a prospective swap move including Romelu Lukaku back in 2019. Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are also said to be interested, implying that a summer transfer fight could be on the cards.
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