AC Milan will be ready to make a move for Argentine forward Paulo Dybala in 10 days if Inter have not already signed him, a report claims.
As has been reported by Corriere della Sera (via Milan News), Milan will be ready to open talks with Paulo Dybala and his entourage properly in 10 days.
In the meantime, Inter could unblock the deal by breaking Alexis Sanchez’s contract and selling one of either Joaquin Correa or Edin Dzeko.
They need to do that to free up space both in the squad but more importantly in the wage budget as they can’t currently confirm the signing of the Argentinian.
This repeated delay to the deal is what opens the door for a team like Milan to start trying to hijack the move. The issue is that Milan may not be able to pay the kind of wage that the forward is requesting.
He does want to stay in Italy and Milan may be his only choice if Inter don’t complete the deal.