Palermo owner Maurizio Zamparini, is once again reviewing the future of star forward Paulo Dybala whom will most likely leave the club come June.
The 73-year-old is confident the Argentinian international could be a possible future prospect of any club and has had interest from many Premier League sides as well as Paris Saint Germain.
“The chairmen of the major English clubs and PSG have called me, I am in constant contact with them,” he told Palermo’s official website.
“There is great interest.
“We will find an agreement with all to serve the interests of the player and Palermo,” he said.
However the Italian hopes Swiss defender Michel Morganella will remain with the La Rosa outfit.
“I am very fond of him,” he continued.
“I hope to close the renewal agreement between now and tomorrow.”
Zamparini also feels that Empoli should be used as an example to all, ahead of their weekend clash with the Tuscan side.
“They [Empoli] are a team to be taken as an example,” he continued.
“I think I have a coach as good as theirs but it will be more difficult than against Lazio.”
