Manchester United target Paulo Dybala has a £10.6m release clause and he could solve a problem for the club this summer.
Fabrizio Romano confirmed to CaughtOffside via his Substack column last summer that Dybala was a target for Manchester United.
The Argentine forward eventually joined Roma in Serie A, but it’s now being reported that he has a fairly low release clause if Manchester United wanted to target him once again in the summer transfer window.
According to Sport, via Football London, Dybala’s release clause at Roma is only £10.6m. Dybala is a versatile forward and has played in a central role many times during his career.
With Wout Weghorst only on loan, Manchester United will need to recruit a striker during the summer and Dybala could be an ideal cut-price option for the club.
Dybala has scored seven goals in 15 league games for Roma so far this season and there’s no doubt he’d be a useful option for Manchester United.
United may be looking to sign a more high-profile target in the summer but if they want to add increased competition and depth to the squad, Dybala could be a shrewd bit of business.