Paulo Dybala

[Andy Morrisons jock strap]

should sign him from Palermo, not from Juve.
he once told the media he like to play for City.
failed scout team.

They were to busy scouting Mangala at the time!!

 

[Trautmann's Chiropractor]

He's at the age now where his potential should be unleashed and not consider an up and comer. For a striker his goal scoring ratio is pretty poor, especially this season. He's scored 8 goals in 1316 minutes, that's just over a goal every second game. Only 2 assists in that time too. He reminds me of Morata in the sense that he's a striker who doesn't get goals. However he's very talented and can play anywhere across the front three but I still wouldn't be able to justify us signing him for anything over £40million and that's only half what Juve would want. If Aguero does leave I think it'd be safer to get either Griezmann, Sanchez or Auba and maybe revisit Dybala when he's more potent in front of goal.

 

[Tevez City]

I would rather we sign Angel Correa for a reasonable fee instead.

 

[_OVO_]

If Dybala comes then that means Sergio has to go, I am not really in for that because I want Sergio to stay and I want Pep to test him for at least 1 more season.
Even if Sergio goes, I would rather we get someone else because I don't think Dybala is what we would require, I'd rather have Moussa Dembele than him if we go for a forward else I'd prefer Bernardo Silva who I think could be a successor to Merlin.

 

[Kompany is King]

Looks a talent but will he fit into a Pep team?

Mostly left foot from what I've seen (youtube admittedly).

Not sure how quick he is or his work rate. Possibly someone with more knowledge could share on these aspects?

 

[RayCTID]

Personally I don't think he is a natural goalscorer (googling his stats and he has only netted 8 goals in 19 appearances this season). and as you have highlighted he is one footed and is more suited to sides who play on the counter. He is quick when running with the ball and he seems to be a team player and seems an adaptable player. I don't think he is worth a world record fee.

 

[domalino]

Personally I don't think he is a natural goalscorer (googling his stats and he has only netted 8 goals in 19 appearances this season). and as you have highlighted he is one footed and is more suited to sides who play on the counter, but he is quick when running with the ball and he seems to be a team player and seems an adaptable player.

He's a natural goalscorer he just plays deeper, behind Higuain and Mandzukic. He's also not that 1 footed, probably no more than Sergio.

 

[bluesmith]

He's at the age now where his potential should be unleashed and not consider an up and comer. For a striker his goal scoring ratio is pretty poor, especially this season. He's scored 8 goals in 1316 minutes, that's just over a goal every second game. Only 2 assists in that time too. He reminds me of Morata in the sense that he's a striker who doesn't get goals. However he's very talented and can play anywhere across the front three but I still wouldn't be able to justify us signing him for anything over £40million and that's only half what Juve would want. If Aguero does leave I think it'd be safer to get either Griezmann, Sanchez or Auba and maybe revisit Dybala when he's more potent in front of goal.

Thats a goal every 164 minutes. That is decent for someone who is just turned 23 playing behind the main striker, Shearer only scored a goal roughly every 150 minutes.

 

[RayCTID]

Not knocking the player but he does remind me of Tevez than Aguero.

 

[Dax777]

More than likely he will get a new deal at Juventus and to be honest I am not a huge fan.

Neither am I. I don't think his ball control is as good. Gets away with it playing in the relatively slower Serie A. But wouldn't here. Where teams pack the bus and play Helter skelter.