Italian journalist Matteo De Santis has reported that Chelsea are showing interest in Paulo Dybala. According to De Santis, the new Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino is keen on signing the World Cup-winning Argentine forward.
The club is said to be having internal discussions regarding a potential move for the AS Roma striker. It is noted that Dybala has a release clause of €12 million.
The Argentina star has been widely recognized as one of the top performers in Serie A over the last decade. He began his Italian journey in July 2012 when he transferred from Instituto AC to Palermo.
However, his career reached new heights during his seven-year spell with Juventus from July 2015 to June 2022. Following his move to AS Roma on a free transfer last summer, Dybala has experienced a resurgence in form.
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Since joining AS Roma, the 29-year-old has made 38 appearances, contributing 18 goals and eight assists. Additionally, he was a part of the victorious Argentina national team that won the World Cup in Qatar.
Looking ahead to Dybala’s future at the club level, his release clause of €12 million has attracted attention from several high-profile clubs. Chelsea are keen on securing his services during the current summer transfer window.
The Blues have reportedly been offered the opportunity to sign Dybala, and they have expressed interest in acquiring the former Juventus player during the summer transfer window.
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However, the Blues pursuit of the World Cup winner may come as a surprise to some.
Chelsea have already signed Christopher Nkunku, a player who operates in similar positions to Dybala, this summer. With Nicolas Jackson expected to be the primary striker for the club,
