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Manchester United executive vice president, Ed Woodward, was seen entering today at the club's London offices to negotiate a deal with Paulo Dybala, Juventus star.
The Red Devils have reached an exchange agreement with the giants of Serie A, according to which Romelu Lukaku would be transferred to Turin in exchange for Argentina.
However, while the similarity of value of the pair made the conclusion of a deal quite simple, Dybala remains eager to stay in Turin and United convinces him that his future is at Old Trafford.
It is believed that Dybala is seeking a significant increase in its £ 7.5 million per year earned in Italy and United may need to make it the second highest paid player behind Alexis Sanchez to close the deal.
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Lukaku earns about £ 200,000 a week at Old Trafford, but giving Dybala about £ 350,000 could be problematic given the troubles caused by the club's record spending on Sanchez.
However, there are only six days left from the transfer window, so there is little room for error and Woodward was spotted today at United's Mayfair office to discuss the transaction.
The representatives of Dybala are still in the capital after having reached an agreement 48 hours ago.
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This is a chaotic last week for United, which has failed to complete its squad since signing the contract with Aaron Wan-Bissaka in June.
United is working on an agreement with Leicester City defender Harry Maguire at the same time, but the two clubs are still quite distant in the central defender's badessment.
The reports today claim that the Fox want to get up to 95 million pounds sterling for Maguire, which would negate Liverpool's 75 million pounds for Virgil van Dijk in 2018.
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