Paulo Dybala (179 Viewers)

[MagicAardvark]

Dybalas currency has been based on goals and creativity. His currency diminishes as we bring players like Vlahovic. Not saying dybala isn't important any more, just that the teams reliance on what he brings will be less as we continue to improve areas. Timing of improvements isn't on his side in terms of what he is requesting for wages.

ah yes because relying on one player to score all the goals has worked so well for us

 

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[Luca]

Dybala going to Inter would be a stab in the back of all Juventus fans.

I have seen a tonne of them slagging us off today, lest they forget that they have built their entire recent success on copying our winning formula exactly.

 

[K.O.]

Dybala gains absolutely nothing from going to Inter. They aren't going to offer him a significantly better contract and he'll lose the vast majority of his fanbase who are Juventini (He isn't a Messi or Ronaldo). It makes no sense whatsoever.

I have a feeling Dybala's contract is already sorted out. I might be reading too much into it, but it could be possible that we're just delaying the announcement until we reach agreements for the other expiring contracts. It'll be easier to go into those negotiations with the notion that even Dybala isn't getting what he wants.

 

[Adrian]

ah yes because relying on one player to score all the goals has worked so well for us

That wasn't my point. Yes we need more than just one player...but dybala being the one and only, besides and injured chiesa, gave him a lot more pull in terms of his demands.

 

[JCK]

Dybala gains absolutely nothing from going to Inter. They aren't going to offer him a significantly better contract and he'll lose the vast majority of his fanbase who are Juventini (He isn't a Messi or Ronaldo). It makes no sense whatsoever.

I have a feeling Dybala's contract is already sorted out. I might be reading too much into it, but it could be possible that we're just delaying the announcement until we reach agreements for the other expiring contracts. It'll be easier to go into those negotiations with the notion that even Dybala isn't getting what he wants.

He will gain a lot, maybe not in wages as you said but he will rub it in the face of the management that dragged his contract negotiations so long. He will get reunited with Marotta who was the one who found him in the first place. He will play in a system that he is used to where he used to score. He will win titles. He will refresh his careeer altogether.

 

[K.O.]

He will gain a lot, maybe not in wages as you said but he will rub it in the face of the management that dragged his contract negotiations so long. He will get reunited with Marotta who was the one who found him in the first place. He will play in a system that he is used to where he used to score. He will win titles. He will refresh his careeer altogether.

Rubbing it in the face of Juve's management isn't really a profitable proposition. Smart athletes, and by the looks of it Dybala is one, will focus more on maintaining their fanbase as an important secondary source of income now and a primary one in the future.

Also, I don't think Dybala has this special bond with Marotta for him to get excited about "reuniting" with him. Players don't usually form these kind of relationships with club directors.

Having said that, I'm not entirely ruling out Dybala's departure but I highly doubt he's that stupid to join Inter. If he was to leave, he'll go to Spain, England, PSG or Bayern.

 

[The Quazis]

He will gain a lot, maybe not in wages as you said but he will rub it in the face of the management that dragged his contract negotiations so long. He will get reunited with Marotta who was the one who found him in the first place. He will play in a system that he is used to where he used to score. He will win titles. He will refresh his careeer altogether.

Reunited with Marotta What does that even mean?

The management has just signed Vlahovic so they will be hardly bothered. Inter already has Lautaro in his position and I'm not sure how 352 is going to work with two very similar players upfront. Martinez has also just signed a new contract so I don't see him leaving. As for Inter winning titles, they will have to beat us first.

I think it's in Dybalas best interest to prolong his contract with us. Assuming we are still interested.

 

[U Picciriddu]

I’m confident that he will extend.

 

[Elvin]

Wouldn't Dybala and Vlahovic be going for the same goals (angles)? I don't like having two left-footed strikers.

 

[Adrian]

He will gain a lot, maybe not in wages as you said but he will rub it in the face of the management that dragged his contract negotiations so long. He will get reunited with Marotta who was the one who found him in the first place. He will play in a system that he is used to where he used to score. He will win titles. He will refresh his careeer altogether.

Provided he stays fit and healthy which is the reason his contract hasn't been extended at this point in time.

I don't want him to leave but clearly this club has plans to rebuild and I'm not the club is willing to risk offering the contract he wants.

 

[Sadomin]

Wouldn't Dybala and Vlahovic be going for the same goals (angles)? I don't like having two left-footed strikers.

We have had plenty of right footed attacking strike forces too, such as legendary Vucinic, Matri, Quagliarella, or Del Piero, Trezeguet and Ibrahimovic (and later Iaquinta).

 

[Elvin]

We have had plenty of right footed attacking strike forces too, such as legendary Vucinic, Matri, Quagliarella, or Del Piero, Trezeguet and Ibrahimovic (and later Iaquinta).

right footed players are better with their left, while left footed players' right foot is just for walking pretty much.

 

[Sjaban]

We have had plenty of right footed attacking strike forces too, such as legendary Vucinic, Matri, Quagliarella, or Del Piero, Trezeguet and Ibrahimovic (and later Iaquinta).

There are at least 3 players on that list that would be considered solid two-footed, so not really a comparison to Dybala and Vlahovic

 

[Elvin]

I think the only lefty who was relatively good with his right was Raul.

 

[JCK]

Reunited with Marotta What does that even mean?

The management has just signed Vlahovic so they will be hardly bothered. Inter already has Lautaro in his position and I'm not sure how 352 is going to work with two very similar players upfront. Martinez has also just signed a new contract so I don't see him leaving. As for Inter winning titles, they will have to beat us first.

I think it's in Dybalas best interest to prolong his contract with us. Assuming we are still interested.

Knowing Marotta it means that Lautaro will be sold to strengthen somewhere else. They will get Dybala, the better player in the same position for nothing, higher wages but it won't matter and cash to buy another player.

 

[Juve92]

Leave bitch! Vlahović has arrived!

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Wouldn't Dybala and Vlahovic be going for the same goals (angles)? I don't like having two left-footed strikers.

Don't worry about that bro, he is gone in the summer

 

[Zeus]

Knowing Marotta it means that Lautaro will be sold to strengthen somewhere else. They will get Dybala, the better player in the same position for nothing, higher wages but it won't matter and cash to buy another player.

lol Lautaro is much better than the other over hyped Argentinian. he is also 4 years younger

 

[Xperd]

Tbh this guy will benefit playing alongside a proper targetman like Vlahovic. It's been 4 years since we have played with a conventional and a reliable CF although it's too tempting to scrap the two striker formation altogether and play a full-fledged 4-3-3 from here on.

 

[Bianconero81]

Leave bitch! Vlahović has arrived!

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Don't worry about that bro, he is gone in the summer

I hope he stays, scores a ton of goals and then comes to your front yard and takes a shit on you.

 

[DAiDEViL]

Tbh this guy will benefit playing alongside a proper targetman like Vlahovic. It's been 4 years since we have played with a conventional and a reliable CF although it's too tempting to scrap the two striker formation altogether and play a full-fledged 4-3-3 from here on.

This. No more puzzling around to fit in a certain player.