The strange transfer market that Paulo Dybala has experienced is worthy of a mystery novel. The Argentine had signed him for Inter Milan, but at the last minute Inzaghi’s men went for the signing of Lukaku. Antonio Cassano did not miss the opportunity to poke ‘La Joya’ on his Twitch channel. ‘Bobo TV’, where he reviewed the unusual movement that has been seen this summer.
“At 29, if you’re strong, Juventus won’t kick you out”, the Italian began. “The strongest teams in Europe didn’t even consider him as a substitute. Why didn’t any elite team want him, not even Arsenal or Manchester United?”, pointed out the forward. And it is that since the non-renewal of Paulo Dybala with Juventus transcended public opinion, the rivers of ink did not stop running.
After the signing of Dusan Vlahovic by the ‘vecchia signora’, a renewal for Dybala was expected from the Turin offices. Nevertheless, the Argentine got off the hook and asked to be one of the best paid in the squad by demanding 10 million euros net per season, to which the Agnelli family as a whole did not agree. Soon the first approaches began to emerge, first from England where he was associated with Manchester United, Chelsea or Tottenham. Later from Spain, with Atlético de Madrid as the main interested party, but it would be Inter Milan that would take pole position in all the pools.
Inter changed course at the last moment, rejecting the option of signing the number ’10’ and going after an old acquaintance, Lukaku. “Inter parked him and told him to go to his house. Respectfully, he went to Roma for only 5 million a year when he wanted 10. I say it from Palermo, he is not a phenomenon “, reloaded Cassano. “The truth is that Inter has never been interested. They made a scene and then they took Lukaku away and sold Sánchez that he was better than Dybala. Milan preferred to wait two months for De Ketelaere, while he went to a team that was sixth in the standings to win non-astronomical figures”, concluded Cassano. The comings and goings with the negotiations with his future finally made the Argentine disembark in Rome, where he has managed to carve out a niche for himself in the hearts of the ‘giallorossi’.
