Following Monday’s announcement that Paulo Dybala will leave the club at the end of the season, Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini hopes that the 21-year-old’s future will become clearer by the end of this week.
The young Argentine forward is in the midst of a break out season in Serie A, having found the back of the net 12 times already this campaign, form which has alerted clubs from across Europe.
“Juventus and Arsenal have already made offers,” Zamparini told Radio Marte.
“[Pierpaolo] Triulzi, the boy’s agent will be in Italy on Friday to sort something out, but my asking price remains €40 million.
“Dybala would prefer to stay in Italy, but if he must go to Britain then Arsenal would be the boy’s first choice because of the the way he plays and the fact they are coached by [Arsene] Wenger.”
Arsenal’s Premier League rivals, Chelsea and Manchester City are also believed to be interested in the former Instituto striker.
