Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham are all chasing the signature of Juventus forward Paulo Dybala but they will all have to convince him to turn his back on his dream move to complete a deal. The 28-year-old's contract in Turin is set to expire at the end of the season and a number of clubs are interested in signing him on a free transfer.
As well as the three London sides, Manchester United were offered the chance to sign Dybala on a pre-contract agreement back in February, according to 90min, but neither side took up the option. However, each of them retains an interest in adding the Argentinian to their ranks ahead of next season.
Dybala confirmed his departure from Juventus ahead of their final game of the Serie A season. He has been a part of Bianconerri's set-up for seven years, scoring 115 goals in 269 appearances in that time.
