Jose Mourinho has sent out two messages surrounding Paulo Dybala as the attacker is linked once more with a move to England. After a failed transfer to Tottenham in 2019, under the management no other than Mauricio Pochettino, Dybala has continued to attract suitors from across the world.
At 29 he is now a much more experienced player and boasts nearly 300 Serie A games with over 100 goals and 50 assists in the competition. He is also a World Cup winner with 38 caps and has once again managed to find his form.
Having run down his contract with Juventus, Dybala took the risk of linking up with Mourinho at the dawn of new Roma last summer and rewarded the Special One, scoring 12 times with seven assists in 25 games. Though once more hampered by injury, Dybala yet again showed why he was still so highly rated.
