The Milano Sport newspaper, published on Saturday, analyzed Dybala's whereabouts and argued that the old duo of Agnelli and Marotta were "breaking their wrists." However, Inter's offer did not meet Dybala's expectations.
Dybala's contract with Juve is signed on June 30, which means that Juve have only two options, either to renew their contract with Dybala or to sell the Argentine in the winter window, or face the possibility of leaving the team on their own free in the summer window of Dybala.
Needless to say, Dybala remains at the heart of the current Juve team. However, Ronaldo's addition, covid-19 infection and injuries have caused Dybala's state to fluctuate, and his value has fallen from 99 million in December 2018 to 45 million today.
Dybala wants a new contract with an annual salary of 10 million euros plus 2 million euros, but Juve are currently only quoting 8 million euros, which makes Dybala very unhappy and therefore consider leaving Juve.
At this time, the media exposed the news that Inter was interested in waiving Dybala. According to The Milan Sport newspaper, Inter have offered Dybala a five-year contract with an annual salary of 7.5 million euros, including goal bonuses, the latter clause is clearly aimed at the reality of Dybala's unstable state. Apparently, Inter's offer was lower than Dybala's psychological expectations, and the Argentine was still waiting for Agnelli's final offer.
After moving from Juve to Inter, Marotta continued his true color of being good at zero-cost reinforcements, and has previously signed free agents such as Godin, Charhanoglu and Onana. Signing Dzeko from Rome for 1 million euros is also a great stroke for Marotta.
Making a lower-than-expected offer for Dybala may be a tactic for Marotta. If he can sign Dybala without paying the transfer fee and the annual salary is not high, it will be extremely beneficial for Inter.
At the same time, Dybala is not Inter's primary target for reinforcements. Currently, Inter are prioritising signing centre-backs (Bremer), midfielders (Flattsi), substitutions for Perisic (Costic, Bensebani) and centre-forwards (Skamaca).
Legendary striker Alto pele analyzed, "Whether it is necessary or not, players like Dybala should be signed. Inter will get a top player, while Juve will lose a player who is difficult to keep an eye on and contain. In Inzaghi's 352 formation, Dybala will play as a second striker, with Dzeko and Lautaro paired. In the long run, Lautaro and Dybala will be great striker combinations. ”
According to The Milan Sports Newspaper, Dybala's agent will return to Italy at the end of January to settle Dybala's contract problems. Staying at Juve or switching to Inter, Dybala faces a choice.