After AC Milan is close to being acquired by the Bahraini consortium, the Rossoneri will be a local team next season, so Inter Milan must also tighten the lineup to ensure the competitiveness of the league next season.
The latest news from the Milan Sports Newspaper, Inter plans to waive Juventus' Argentine forward Dybala in the summer window and quote an annual salary of 6 million euros + bonus.
Dybala, 28, has played 34 games for Juve in all competitions this season, scoring 14 goals and six assists. Dybala's contract with Juve ended this season, and the negotiations for a renewal between the two sides have been terminated, which means that Dybala will become a free agent when the summer window is opened, and the player is currently worth 40 million euros in Germany.
In the current market, It is difficult for Dybala to get an annual salary of 7 million euros more than the Juve period, and Inter offers 6 million euros of basic + bonuses, which is also full of sincerity, and this annual salary has been consistent with the team's top salaries of Barrera, Brozovic and Lautaro. Dybala now needs to consider keeping himself healthy + consistently outputting, rather than asking for a price, and no team will give a glass man a high-paying contract. Inter hope that the summer window will allow Chilean "double old" Sanchez and Vidal to leave the team, thus making room for the free of charge Dybala.