Juventus want ‘extraordinary’ Liverpool player to replace Paulo Dybala

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Juventus reportedly view Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah as the dream player to replace Paulo Dybala, with the Argentine striker set to leave Turin as a free agent this summer.

According to Corriere della Sera, Massimiliano Allegri sees the Premier League sensational as ‘the perfect replacement’ for Dybala, with Liverpool struggling to sign Salah down to a new contract as the winger’s current deal looks set to expire in 2023.

Salah has been the best player in England this season and has a reasonable shout of being the top-performing player in Europe this campaign overall, with the 29-year-old bagging 28 goals in all competitions, along with ten assists.

Hailed as ‘extraordinary’ by Ian Wright, Salah is in a league of his own this season, yet with his contract situation failing to get any better at Liverpool, there’s a growing chance that the former AS Roma star could leave Merseyside, and Juventus are waiting in the dark to pounce.

Whilst not a like-for-like replacement for Dybala, Salah has the qualities and star power to replace the 28-year-old South American, with the Liverpool forward already proving he can succeed in Serie A during spells with the aforementioned Roma as well as ACF Fiorentina.

As per Transfermarkt, Salah scored 35 goals and registered 22 assists across three seasons in Serie A, and with the winger now in the prime of his career, the attacker could be a menace for Juventus if they are to land the African superstar.

Salah could be perfect for Juventus to replace Dybala this summer

Any move for Salah will be ambitious for Juventus at this time, yet with the Old Lady not afraid to spend big on huge names and an obvious hole needing to be filled in the squad, the Liverpool star could be perfect to replace Dybala.

Indeed, alongside Dusan Vlahovic, the Egyptian winger could be tempted by the prospect of returning to Italy with Juventus, especially if the club are willing to meet Salah’s contract demands that Liverpool are currently struggling to reach.