Spurs transfer news: Tottenham given ‘green light’ to move for Dybala in January

Football.london reports that Tottenham have been given the green light to move for Paulo Dybala in January.

The Argentine was on the bench in Juventus’ 4-3 win over Napoli at the weekend, and reports had suggested that a £64.4million deal with Spurs had been agreed in the summer.

However, problems arose with the player’s image rights despite Spurs agreeing on terms with the Argentine sensation too (h/t Football.london).

The report claims that a move is unlikely before the end of the summer window and Juventus’ sporting director Fabio Paratici said (h/t Football.london):

“I’m convinced Paulo Dybala will stay at Juve. The decision has been made.”

Loads of interest in Dybala

The 25-year-old is one of the best in the Serie A but struggled to perform once Cristiano Ronaldo arrived.

Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain were interested in the Argentine (h/t Football.london), but Spurs have a chance of landing him in the January window.

Dybala can play in several attacking positions and would be a fantastic addition to the side, for the right price.

Hopefully, Spurs can land him for a cheaper sum in the winter window and add more quality into the attack.

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Spurs don’t have any cover for Harry Kane at the moment, and Dybala could be a great option to provide some competition for the England captain.