Man United ‘want to sign Argentine forward this summer’ for a bargain deal as Roma exit transfer fee revealed

Man United ‘want to sign Argentine forward this summer’ for a bargain deal as Roma exit transfer fee revealed

The Reds ‘want to sign Paulo Dybala this summer’ as Roma exit transfer fee revealed with no contract agreed.

He scored crucial goal in World Cup final with Argentina and had impressive record in Serie A last term.

Dybala’s cut-price £10m release clause coming into effect in July.

Man United will need good Forwards reinforcements in this summer following a turbulent campaign that saw them finish eighth in the Premier League.

Despite recently reiterating their plan of keeping Dybala beyond this summer, Roma have yet to address his contractual situation.

The 30-year-old’s contract is set to expire in 2025, with an option for a one-year extension.

Dybala is among Ten Hag’s top targets and Old Trafford chiefs see the £10m buyout clause as a huge bargain, according to Italian media reports.

But Ten Hag’s own deal has hit a “complicated” stalemate, and he is expected to have less of a say in transfers under the new Ratcliffe era.

The Argentine World Cup winner currently earns around £114,000 per week, according to Il Messaggero.

The Premier League is an intriguing option for Dybala, but he hasn’t pushed for a move away from the Giallorossi.

The Argentine has played most of his career as a second striker, but he has also found success operating from the right wing and defensive midfield