Revealed : How Paul pogba will help Manchester United sign former team mate Pablo Dybala.

 Juventus delivered a bombshell on 

Monday with the announcement that club

 symbol Paulo Dybala will be leaving 

at the end of the season.

Dybala has been a fan favourite during

 seven seasons in Turin, scoring 113 

goals and winning five Scudetti.

But Juventus have opted against renewing

 his contract which expires at the end 

of the season.

“The most important change is that 

Juventus have not renewed Paulo Dybala’s 

contract,” Juventus CEO Maurizio 

Arrivabene confirmed.

“With the purchases made in January, 

with the arrival of Dusan Vlahovic, 

Paulo’s position was no longer at the centre

 of the project. That’s why this kind 

of decision was preferred.

“The parameters were different, I had 

already spoken about it, no one has 

ever questioned Paulo’s ability. There

 were considerations to be made about

 appearances, length and financial 

considerations.

“We made our choices in January, 

we got here. It would have been easy 

for Juventus to make a low bid, but 

it would have been disrespectful towards

 Paulo. The decision is made. Today’s

 meeting was friendly, clear and respectful.”

So Dybala will now move on, with 

Atletico Madrid and Inter considered 

the early favourites to sign him – although

 there is strong interest from the likes 

of Tottenham and reportedly Arsenal

 and Man City also.

But Dybala leaving Juventus could spell

 bad news for two other Premier League 

clubs; Chelsea and Manchester United.

At the end of 2021, Dybala and Juventus

 had agreed on a new four-year contract 

worth €8 million per year plus €2m 

in bonuses.

The Bianconeri will now save a huge

 amount from their salary bill and these 

savings will be put towards funding 

new summer signings.

Juventus target Rudiger and Pogba

Two of their main targets for the summer

 transfer window are Antonio Rudiger 

and Paul Pogba. Both players, like 

Dybala, also see their contracts expire 

at the end of June.

Juventus are understood to be favourites 

to sign Rudiger if he opts to leave Chelsea.

 The Germany international, who has established

 himself as one of Europe’s best defenders

 under Thomas Tuchel, wants to wait 

and see who Chelsea’s new owners are 

first but if he decides to leave then Juve 

are currently first choice to get him.

Juventus will sign a central defender this 

summer as Giorgio Chiellini, 37, and Leonardo

 Bonucci, 34, have been plagued by injury

 problems this season as they get older.

 Fourth-choice centre back Daniele 

Rugani is also not up to the level required 

and cost Juventus in the Champions League

 last week as they exited to Villarreal in 

the last-16.

The Bianconeri will also sign a top central

 midfielder this summer. Pogba, who 

starred at Juve from 2012 to 2016 before

 returning to Man Utd in a €100m-plus 

deal, is high up the list of possible 

signings for this position.

Pogba looks increasingly unlikely to 

stay at Man Utd given their struggles

 on the pitch but Juventus would not 

have been able to afford the Frenchman’s

 salary – or Rudiger’s - if Dybala had 

signed a new deal. Dybala’s exit will 

now make it possible for Juve to sign 

at least one of them.

Chelsea’s Jorginho, who has only one 

year left on his contract at Chelsea, is 

another option in central midfield.