Manchester United have ended their interest in Juventus forward Paulo Dybala according to Sky Sources.
It is believed that United were put off by the players extremely high wage demands and agent fees. It was also off putting that the Argentine did not favor a move to Manchester and instead wanted to continue his career in Turin.
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is believed to be unhappy with the Juventus’ mans attitude and unwillingness to join the club. Solskjaer is looking to build his new United side around hard work and passion, something Dybala may not bring.
The deal between United and Juventus for striker Romelu Lukaku still looks to be on and it could even see Mario Mandzukic come the other way. Rumours are strong that the Croatian striker has agreed a deal to join United and I think this is probably likely now after the Dybala failure.
As a United fan I was hoping that we would manage to get a deal for Dybala across the line to show that we still do have major pulling power despite not having Champions League football. However, the fact that he appears to be so against the move is worrying. I don’t want more players at the club who take us for huge wages and then don’t perform and cause more trouble than worth.
If you want to know who we think United will go after now they’ve missed out on Dybala be sure to check out the site tomorrow.
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