It would not be a transfer window if Paulo Dybala did not find his name linked with a move to Tottenham Hotspur.
The 28-year-old announced this month that he will be leaving Juventus after seven years at the Turin club. Spurs, among others, have been mooted with signing the striker on a free transfer this summer after a season which has brought 15 goals and six assists for the Argentine.
Tottenham attempted to sign Dybala back in the summer of 2019 but were unable to get a deal over the line for then manager Mauricio Pochettino. With the Argentina international on the market for free this summer it was assumed that Spurs would try once again to finally bring him to north London and reports in Italy have stated that interest.
