Juventus will allow Paulo Dybala to leave the club this summer if he doesn’t sign a new contract extension.
The Serie A champions are preparing to offer the Argentinian an extension on his current contract, worth £6.2million-a-year, thats runs out in June 2022.
Juventus offered Dybala a very lucrative deal back in the summer of 2019, but he declined as his future at the club was cast into doubt.
And Tuttosport have reported that the Old Lady are not willing to get into a haggling back-and-forth with the attacker, and will allow him to leave if he does not sign their final offer.
It is believed that Juve will offer another £1.9million-per-year to the 27-year-old in a deal that would make him the join second highest earner at the club with Matthijs de Ligt.
Unsurprisingly, talisman Cristiano Ronaldo is the highest paid player at the club.
According to the reports in Italy, Dybala and his representatives will meet with Juventus this month to discuss his future and an exit before the end of this season is still not off the cards.