'We Want To Sign Paulo Dybala'

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'We Want To Sign Paulo Dybala'
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🧐 Inter Milan CEO Giuseppe Marotta is hoping Juventus playmaker Paulo Dybala will join the Nerazzurri after it was confirmed he is leaving the Old Lady. SLInt MORE:

the Italian executive said:"In sport, we sometimes must accept what I call little white lies.The diminutive Argentine has been in Turin for the past seven years following his arrival from Palermo. Inter's interest in the 28-year-old is perhaps justified, with Dybala having reached double figures in goals in all but two seasons since the 2014/15 campaign.

He has also been a consistent playmaker for his teammates during his time in Italy, especially for Juve, having amassed 48 assists in total for the Bianconeri. Inter have also reportedly been linked with bringing Romelu Lukaku back to the club, but it could be difficult to get a deal done after Chelsea bought the Belgian for €115 million from them just a year ago.

Asked about the disparity between the Premier League and Serie A, the Internazionale chief was honest in his response."We found ourselves unprepared when the turning point came, and stayed stuck in the patronage model of the 1990s."Today, Inter and Milan have foreign owners who have brought money and a new business model.

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