Tottenham Hotspur is reportedly showing significant interest in AS Roma forward Paulo Dybala. After a last-minute scramble to secure their Premier League status, the London club is preparing for a squad overhaul, and the Argentine attacker could be a key target. He would arrive as a free agent, with his contract expiring in a matter of days.
The Spurs hierarchy now faces the task of analyzing what went wrong, both on the pitch and administratively. They aim to build a squad that aligns with the Italian coach's vision for fluid, attacking football. According to Football Insider, this has led the club to rekindle their interest in Paulo Dybala (32). The Argentine's contract with Roma is set to expire in June, and it appears his future lies outside Italy, with a strong desire to test himself in English football.
Dybala has been a long-standing target for Tottenham, who came very close to signing him in the past. Now, they have another opportunity to acquire him, knowing he would join without a transfer fee.
The source indicates that if a deal materializes, the club would likely pursue a short-term contract, acknowledging the Argentine international's recurring physical issues. Nevertheless, he is seen as a strong fit for Roberto De Zerbi's system and would add significant depth to a Tottenham squad eager to reclaim its former standing.