Inter considering a 4-year contract for Juventusโ€™ Paulo Dybala

Paulo Dybala will complete a free transfer this summer, with Inter emerging as a potential candidate to secure La Joyaโ€™s services.

As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Inter CEO Giuseppe โ€œBeppeโ€ Marotta is considering offering Paulo Dybala a four-year deal including an annual salary of around โ‚ฌ6million plus various performance-related bonuses.

It is suggested that the four-year contract will be divided into two parts, with the first being a fixed term of three years followed by an option for an additional year.

Marotta is willing to match Juventusโ€™ offer. The Old Lady was determined to keep La Joya at the club a few months ago, subsequently offering him a contract with an annual salary of โ‚ฌ8million per season plus โ‚ฌ2million in other bonuses.

But concerned about the playerโ€™s fitness and suitability, the Bianconeri management reportedly opted against extending the contract of the diminutive Argentine. Therefore, he will leave Juventus on a free transfer this summer.

The report further claims that both Marotta and Jorge Antun, Dybalaโ€™s agent, had a meeting after the end of the 2021/22 Serie A campaign. However, it is understood that there were no talks about financial figures concerning Dybalaโ€™s potential move to Inter.

As per various reports, Inter have competition in the market for the South American, with Jose Mourinoโ€™s Roma appearing to be interested in signing the 28-year-old.

Jyotirmoy Halder

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