Paulo Dybala is happy at Juventus.
The Argentine, who has been linked with moves to Manchester United in the past via talkSPORT, joined Juventus from Palmero back in 2015.
After five years at the Italian giants, Dybala’s current deal could expire next summer. Along with that comes non-stop speculation as we’ve seen with other players, some of which were our own.
It seems very coincidental and Dybala is a player who could make a claim starting in any side, and we most of the recent claims with a pinch of salt because we simply don’t think that is an area United need to bolstering right now.
Even if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer loses Paul Pogba which is very likely.
Following Juve’s 3-1 win over Genoa, Dybala addressed the speculation over his future. Speaking live on Sky Sports, as quoted by Juve Canal, the 27-year-old said: “For us strikers, scoring a goal is an injection of confidence, I needed it so much.
“It’s been a lot of games since I wasn’t happy when I was playing the ball, it wasn’t me, I thought a thousand things and this is a mistake.
“Last year I had an incredible year and this year quite the opposite, I was looking at everything that was wrong and trying to correct myself!
“I am someone who loves to play the ball and talk to my teammates, even if maybe today technically I didn’t play very well, but I missed these sensations a lot and I hope to have found the right confidence for the next matches.
“We will see ion the next matches: if I don’t touch a ball they will say no, if I continue to score they will say yes. I always try to give my best for me and for the team, today I did it and I’m happy to have won.”
Although Juve qualified for the Champions League knockouts without any problems, Andrea Pirlo’s side is fourth in Serie A. AC Milan lead the table on 27 points, closely followed by rivals Inter in second and Napoli in third.
Dybala went on to open up about his relationship with Pirlo, adding: “He trusts me, in all the statements he speaks well of me and I I still owe a lot beyond today’s match: I have to go on in the match and in training.
“A lot has been said about the contract, many false things: many people talk about things that don’t exist, my agent has been in Turin for a long time but no one called him.
“When I hear about money and figures I’m sorry: they are invented things that I never talk about! It would be nice to tell the truth, also because talking about figures in the current situation turns people against me.
“I love Juve and I have always said it. I speak little, but I get angry when they say false things; I have a good relationship with the fans and those who spread certain rumours do it to turn the fans against me. I am loyal to this club and whoever is close to me knows it.
“We need to work and train on this. The coach has an idea of the game that we must respect in whatever role he plays us.
“Now he is deploying me as a centre forward, I like to move more freely in attack to find teammates. The ore players we have ahead, the easier it is for me to create a game. But we have to respect the positions the coach asks of us.”
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