Juventus are preparing a huge financial package as they look to lure Mo Salah to Italy, according to reports.
The Serie A giants are among those tracking the Egyptian, who will enter the final 12 months of his deal this summer. Liverpool have been engaged in talks with their star forward for several months but so far no agreement has been struck. The Reds face the prospect of being backed into a corner if Salah doesn't commit his future.
Juventus are set to lose Paulo Dybala this summer on a free after talks with the Argentine broke down. That could benefit them financially however as the forward was set to cost the club £67m over the next four years. Dybala's take home was agreed to be £6.5m after tax plus £2m bonuses each year, taking his annual salary to £8.5m, but taxes paid by the club would have effectively seen their outlay doubled.