According to authoritative transfer expert Romano, Juve striker Dybala's contract extension with the club has completely collapsed, and his agent has reached an agreement with the club that the two sides will not renew their contracts. Dybala will be a free agent this summer and he can move to other teams.
It is reported that there are not many teams pursuing Argentines at present, including Inter, Barca, Atletico and Tottenham Hotspur are very interested in Dybala. However, out of respect for Juve and the mentality of wanting to change the environmental challenge, Dybala is basically unlikely to choose Inter to play. His next ideal destination is Spain.
Barca look like a good choice, the Catalan giants have just won a big victory in the national derby, and the whole team is looking forward to next season. However, the management led by Laporta is also very clear that the immediate reinforcements in the winter window alone will not be enough to help Barca get back to the top, and they do need to continue to plan in the summer window. With Haaland's asking price too high, Norwegians' hopes of going to Camp Nou will be very slim. So the likelihood that Barca will turn to Dybala is greatly enhanced.
As for Atletico, which seems like a good choice, Suarez is likely to leave Madrid this summer. However, the technical characteristics of Dybala are not enough to fill the gap left by Su Ya's departure. If he joins Atletico, how he will coexist with Phoenix and Griezmann is also a big question.
Spurs have seen some improvement this season under Conte, but if the team wants to return to the Champions League, it will inevitably need to continue to spend money in the summer window. Chairman Levy has promised Conte to make the necessary reinforcements for the team. But whether Dybala will be a suitable choice is still questionable. Whether his appearance will upset the balance of Sun Kai's line, as well as his salary requirements, and whether Tottenham Hotspur will be able to meet them, are still unknown.
Dybala's age has not allowed him to continue his years, but one of his fatal shortcomings may also be difficult for him to make another career fly after joining a new club. Argentines are good at what they are capable of, but they are always invisible in strong dialogue. Look at Barca, Atletico and Tottenham Hotspur, which one is not hoping to have a qualitative leap after the signings. Barca are determined to win the title, Atletico Are determined to return to their peak and Spurs are in the top four of the Premier League. All of this requires the star to excel in a strong dialogue, but Dybala clearly doesn't have that magic.