Paulo Dybala
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Kokonut1307
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Spurs would be better off spending the money on someone else. Just like James he can only play one position efficiently which is hardly used by any team.
No. It's not 1980 anymore, footballers dont hit their prime at 29.
If you're going to spend big on a striker to replace Sergio Aguero, you get them under 25 and you get 8 or 9 seasons for your money, not 3.
Spurs do play that position though. Dele Alli is the player who usually plays just off Kane in the second striker position Dybala would take.
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SSN saying he's being offered as a swap for Lucky the Rag.
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For me he has been playing too far forward since he arrived at Tottenham now i am not sure he will ever reach his peak
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I was watching Joao Felix against Real Madrid..That was the team/role that Dybala should be playing. Another obvious option are Spurs. If he goes to some club that use restrict positional 4-3-3, he will struggle imo. He is not a winger and the position of SS is pretty much in extinction.
sir baconface
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Now there’s a false no. 9. His role model was Hercules.
No, not the mythical god....Steptoe’s horse.
I'd like to see him keep playing for us with Sarri, it's a shame he played so little last year because he's able to put in great performances. Many fans now disregard him because of last season but I think it's just a matter of starting under the right coach.
It looks like we're willing to sell him for the right offer though (€80m minimum) and if we do let him go I hope he finds the right team to shine (Spurs would be a good choice for him imo). I know it sounds stupid since he'd probably go to one of our CL rivals and I usually don't like to see players perform better for other teams than they do for us, but like many other fans I grew attached to this boy and I think he did grow attached to our shirt, too. So I really wish him the best, wherever that will be.
Oh and of course if we do let him go we should have a quality attacking replacement in line. The Lukaku rumours are just put out there to make Inter hurry up and pay ManU's asking fee I reckon (I hope).
It looks like we're willing to sell him for the right offer though (€80m minimum) and if we do let him go I hope he finds the right team to shine (Spurs would be a good choice for him imo). I know it sounds stupid since he'd probably go to one of our CL rivals and I usually don't like to see players perform better for other teams than they do for us, but like many other fans I grew attached to this boy and I think he did grow attached to our shirt, too. So I really wish him the best, wherever that will be.
Oh and of course if we do let him go we should have a quality attacking replacement in line. The Lukaku rumours are just put out there to make Inter hurry up and pay ManU's asking fee I reckon (I hope).
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Tez Tosterone
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United apparently keen on a Lukaku/Dybala swap.
No sure about how Sarri feels about the prospect, but the majority of Juventus supporters are not exactly thrilled about the prospect of Lukaku leading the line. Much more preferable to the would be the retention of Moise Kean and Dybala coming to London in a player exchange with Christian Eriksen.
No sure about how Sarri feels about the prospect, but the majority of Juventus supporters are not exactly thrilled about the prospect of Lukaku leading the line. Much more preferable to the would be the retention of Moise Kean and Dybala coming to London in a player exchange with Christian Eriksen.
Yeah but I doubt Spurs would agree to that.
I think Spurs would. Eriksen will be able to leave on a free next summer. So exchanging him for a player of equal stature but on a long term contract would be very attractive to Levy. Besides which, given the £65m already spent on Ndombele and Clarke and the £80-90m yet to be spent on Lo Celso and Sessegnon, there's no way that Spurs could afford Dybala without a major sale.
Bigger question is whether Eriksen would agree to the swap. He ideally wants to move to one of the big two in Spain.
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Edward Deadwood
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These days spotting Fred Dybala in united’s line up would barely raise an eyebrow.
Right, I’m off to get a cup of tea on.
Dribble
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SSN Italy now reporting Dybala wants to stay in Turin & fight for his place.
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Juve are looking to swap Dybala for Lukaku. Hardly believable but Sarri’s pet journalist is peddling the news.
Tez Tosterone
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Dybala to meet Sarri today to discuss his future. Various Italian sources.