Want To Upset Juventus, Inter Milan Interested in Buying Paulo Dybala

DBasia.news –  The rivalry of Inter Milan and Juventus is timeless. At the time Juventus were interested in bringing Romelu Lukaku from Manchester United, Inter instead wanted to recruit Paulo Dybala.

Inter Milan make Romelu Lukaku the main target in the 2019 summer transfer market. La Beneamata has submitted several offers for Manchester United. Finally, Inter sent a proposal with a total value of 75 million euros.

However, Manchester United remained unmoved. The Red Devils are reportedly not satisfied with the offer submitted by Inter Milan. 

Juventus saw the situation as an opportunity to bring Romelu Lukaku. Reportedly, La Vecchia Signora was willing to meet the demands of Manchester United to include Paulo Dybala in the agreement.

Paulo Dybala who knew the news was disappointed. The player had first met Maurizio Sarri and expressed his determination to stay. However, Juventus remained on the decision to make Dybala a bartering tool with Lukaku.

Inter Milan do not want to make a rash decision. Because the Nerazzurri are aware that Dybala is not interested in playing in the Premier League. The Argentine national team player assessed his playing style would not be suitable in England.

Corriere dello Sport reported, Inter Milan switched to Paulo Dybala. Beppe Marotta as Inter’s CEO wanted to take advantage of Dybala’s disappointment at Juventus as a weapon to get the player.  

Indeed, Paulo Dybala is an old name for Inter Milan. In 2015, the Nerazzurri had competed with Juventus to seduce the hearts of Palermo as the owner of La Joya.

“We had a meeting with Palermo in 2015. I am sure if Inter Milan show greater determination to get Dybala, he will come. However, our offer is clearly lower than what Juventus gave,” said Piero Ausilio.

Inter Milan can use Antonio Conte to seduce Dybala to leave the Giuseppe Meazza. The transfer is predicted to require funds of more than 80 million euros. However, because Dybala’s relationship with Juve was tenuous, Inter could reduce prices.