Juventus CEO Beppe Marotta has warned Manchester United that Paulo Dybala will not be allowed to leave the club this summer.
The Argentina international has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford and Juventus are thought to value the forward at around £140million.
Jose Mourinho is keen on strengthening his frontline and the Red Devils are expected to complete a deal for Alexis Sanchez in the next 24 hours.
However, a move for Dybala appears dead in the water after Juventus CEO Marotta confirmed the Serie A giants want to keep the Argentine.
‘He’s a very strong player, on which we aim a lot,’ Moratta told Sky
‘But Dybala will undoubtedly remain at Juve, also because we do not need to sell anyone, unless the same player asks’
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