Roma forward Paulo Dybala has revealed his reasons for rejecting a move to Manchester United. The Argentine admitted that he was tempted by the opportunity to join the Red Devils in 2019, but ultimately decided to stay at Juventus.
Speaking to The Athletic, Dybala said, “That summer, I remember there was interest from Manchester United and Tottenham, but it was mainly Manchester United because Juventus were open to the idea. However, I had a conversation with (Maurizio) Sarri, who had just been appointed as the new Juventus manager, and after our discussion, I decided to stay.”
Dybala emphasized that he had no desire to leave Juventus at that time. He was content and happy in Turin, and considered that season to be his best year with the club.
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