Juventus striker Paulo Dybala can become one of the world’s top players.
The 37-year-old has turned to coaching since retiring from playing football and is currently in charge of Lega Pro club Pisa, although he had a six-game stint at Palermo in 2013 where he worked with Dybala.
“Two years ago I had the good fortune of coaching Paulo,” Gattuso told 2AngryMen TV.
“He is a player who I have always said is a few steps ahead of everyone else,” he added.
“He must find the continuity that he showed last year at Palermo, then he will be successful.”
The 21-year-old joined the Bianconeri this summer from the Rosanero for €32 million and has scored four goals in nine games since.
The young Argentine forward appeared 35 times in Serie A for Palermo last season, scoring 13 goals and assisting a further 10.
