Paulo Dybala was linked with a move to the Premier League last summer and the Argentinian is struggling to hit the ground running under new manager, Andrea Pirlo. He wasn’t opted by Pirlo at the start of the season and only had a few cameo appearances and this made DYbalal furious.
This prompted interest from the Blues and signing a world-class player like Dybala can be an ideal replacement for Hazard. Chelsea has spent a hefty amount on players and brought in seven new faces to the club. Initially, Chelsea was struggling and was inconsistent but lately, things have started to take a good shape and Chelsea was unbeaten in their previous five fixtures.
Things have been pretty good for Lampard and players are starting to get accustomed. In this context, owner Abramovich has taken a decision to not go for Dybala.
According to Calciomercato news, the owner has made his mind up not to go for Dybala as Chelsea has Ziyech and Havertz already in that position. Around $120 million was needed to sign just these two players and the idea to refuse the Argentinian is to safeguard the $100 million investment.
The club wants to make the atmosphere comfortable for both Ziyech and Havertz. Signing Dybala will make them unsettled as it would mean that the club doesn’t trust them. Moreover, the club has full faith in the duo and believes them as the key to have success in the UCL.
Although Havertz has started the season slowly, Ziyech has been in red hot form soon as he recovered from injury and started featuring.
