Arsenal and Tottenham target Paulo Dybala was reportedly involved in a training ground dispute with Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri over free time after sessions.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Argentine international, alongside Juan Cuadrado, made a request to the Italian manager over changes to the training schedule, to which Allegri rejected with the conversation turning into a bust-up.
Whilst Allegri has since played down the event, it again raises more questions over Dybala’s future at Juventus, with both Arsenal and Tottenham reportedly interested in the Serie A superstar ahead of the summer.
The striker’s contract is set to expire in the coming months and little work is being done from either Juventus or Dybala’s representatives to sign a new deal, and this latest episode could again push the 28-year-old out of Turin.
With a reported wage of £220,000-a-week, Dybala will be one of the most in-demand players this summer given his stunning form for Juventus over the past few seasons, and for Arsenal and Tottenham, this dispute with Allegri could play into their hands.
Both clubs are looking to add more firepower to their frontline this summer, and with Dybala heading towards free agency with an exit from Juventus, Arsenal and Tottenham could be well-positioned to sign the striker this summer.
Dybala now looks set for Juventus exit after Allegri argument
Rows and arguments happen in football all the time, yet there’s something about Dybala’s dispute with Juventus manager Allegri that could strongly indicate that the striker is set for the exit, much to the pleasure of both Arsenal and Tottenham.
Indeed, the forward will be a huge target for either side this summer, and with Dybala potentially eyeing a move away from Italy and a new start in football, Arsenal and Tottenham could find themselves in a battle of their own to sign the Juventus superstar in the transfer window.
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