Palermo striker Paulo Dybala emphasized the importance of his decision regarding his future and feels that ‘he has silenced all critics’, as the starlet looks set to part ways with the Rosaneri in the Summer transfer window.
The 21-year-old Argentinian has had a sensational Serie A season, netting 13 goals and assisting another ten in 32 appearances, which could be his last for Maurizio Zamparini’s side.
“When I arrived in Italy, everyone wondered if I really was worth €12 million,” Dybala told FIFA.com.
“People said that I cost a lot of money and that it was too much for me. Now I have silenced all critics with my performances on the field.
“I have a long career ahead of me, with so many goals to achieve. If I want to achieve great things, I must make a decision which will be ideal for my future.”
Earlier in April, Zamparini revealed that Dybala will be sold at the end of the month and revealed that PSG, Arsenal, Liverpool, Roma and especially Juventus are interested in the young superstar.
