Newcastle United are looking to bring in attacking reinforcements at the end of the season, and they have identified World Cup winner Paulo Dybala as a target.
Paulo Dybala has a clause in his contract which will allow foreign clubs to sign him for €12 million this summer. And a report from Calciomercatoweb claims that Newcastle United are keen on bringing the World Cup winner to England.
Apparently, the Argentine international is open to a Premier League move. So it remains to be seen whether Newcastle can secure an agreement in the coming months. The Magpies need to add more quality in the final third, and Dybala will add goals and creativity in the final third.
The 29-year-old is at the peak of his career, and he could be an excellent short-term acquisition for Newcastle. So the interest from the Magpies over a summer move for the World Cup winner makes a world of sense.
The Argentine international has scored 16 goals across all competitions to season, and he has picked up eight assists along the way. Dybala can operate as a centre forward as well as a no. 10. His arrival will give Newcastle United some much-needed tactical versatility and depth in the attack.
With the way Callum Wilson has performed this season, the Argentine would be a major upgrade. Newcastle are well-placed to secure Champions League qualification next season, and they will be hoping to compete for major trophies next year. A player like Dybala could make a considerable difference for Newcastle and help them compete for trophies.
The 29-year-old has proven his quality in Serie A, and the opportunity to showcase his ability in the Premier League is likely to be an attractive option for the player. The reported €12 million asking price seems like a major bargain for a player of his quality, and Newcastle should be able to afford him with ease.
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The Premier League side are one of the richest clubs in the world and they have an ambitious project at their disposal. It is highly unlikely that Dybala will turn them down if they manage to finish in the top four. The World Cup winner has been linked with clubs like Manchester United in recent weeks. So Newcastle must look to move quickly in order to get ahead of the competition and secure the transfer.
