Agreement in principle between the club and the player of Man United – A decisive week for the transfer

You know what better than two stories of transfer? Two for the price of one, of course!

It's really the feeling of this history of exchange between Romelu Lukaku and Paulo Dybala who made the round of the weekend, while Juventus came into play for the Belgian after it became more and more clear that Inter could not afford it.

In the background, stories began to emerge about Manchester United keeping an eye on Argentina, and the story ended up writing itself.

The Gazzetta dello Sport published an article in an article on the subject on Monday, explaining that Juventus considers Dybala a decisive potential in the framework of an agreement for Lukaku.

The champions of Serie A consider the Belgian international as one of two strikers they can get (the other being Mauro Icardi), and have positioned themselves "arrogantly" in the mix, "exceeding" the Inter .

They spoke to the attacker, with whom they would have an "agreement in principle", and have already discussed with Manchester United exchange for Dybala.

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While both clubs rate their players at about the same price, it seems easy enough, but the fact that the 25-year-old has not yet heard of the Red Devils and is not thinking about leaving Turin is somewhat problematic. .

This is the reason why next week will be "decisive" when the player returns from his vacation after Copa America, which should do so on August 5, but who will probably be going this Thursday to start on his own. to train on Friday.

It is said that Dybala has a "clear idea" of what he wants and hopes he does not need to go to the board, while being "intrigued" to play the fake nine, convinced that he can " to do great things "in a new role next to Cristiano Ronaldo.

If he actually meets Fabio Paratici and Pavel Nedved, he will tell them what he has already told them: he wants to stay at Juventus for a long time.

If he is told that they have other projects in mind, he will "resign himself to considering the idea of ​​a goodbye" and the team that wants it ( Manchester United or whoever else) will have to present him with a very convincing project and an improved contract on his current conditions (about 9-10 M € / year after taxes).

It's a bit like Corriere dello Sport, who describes Dybala as "at the top of the list of people that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants," but said the player would stay with Juventus if he could.

They also add that there is some "resistance" from him to play in England, which he does not seem too attached to.

Be that as it may, it seems that everything is going well at Dybala, and these first signs suggest that it will not be an easy task to convince him that going to the north of England is in his interest.