Inter Milan to pursue Paulo Dybala again, as the Argentine has a release clause in his contract with AS Roma. The former Juve forward decided to join the Giallorossi, as the Nerazzurri were not accepting all his demands. Moreover, Jose Mourinho convinced him to join Roma. Inter then brought Romelu Lukaku back, but his return has not been a success. The Belgian is struggling to get back in shape, and could go back to Chelsea after his loan spell ends.
Paulo Dybala has had a decent first season with the Italian capital, but his future depends on some factors. La Joya could leave if the Giallorossi fails to qualify for the Champions League and Mourinho leaves the club. The transfer will hinge on Dybala’s decision, as he could also move to a foreign club with ease. An Italian club will have to pay €20 million for the former Juve star. But a club outside of Serie A can get Dybala for €12 million.
Inter to pursue Dybala again as they search for a forward in the summer
Inzaghi was keen to have Dybala in the summer, but Inter could not meet his demands. However, they are now looking to offload both Correa and Lukaku which will give them space for the La Joya. Dybala has a brilliant connection with his Argentine teammate Lautaro. Inter want a suitable partner for Lautaro, and Dybala would be a perfect fit as they both complement each other. The Roma forward likes to drop and create space, while Lautaro can attack in behind.
AS Roma have been kind to the La Joya right since his presentation. But AS Roma have been inconsistent this season, and they could fall out of the top four. Hence, the Special one could leave, and Dybala would be tempted to move to Inter Milan.
