ESPN broadcaster Christian Martin has a five-word update for Tottenham Hotspur supporters amid the club's links to Juventus forward Paulo Dybala.
The Lowdown: Spurs in the mix?
Spurs could take to the free agent market this summer in a bid to back manager Antonio Conte with his desired upgrades for the 2022/2023 Premier League season.
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The Italian is on the cusp of guiding his side to a Champions League qualification place with just one point needed against the already-relegated Norwich this Sunday.
Few would've envisaged this stunning turnaround after the sacking of Nuno Espirito Santo late last year and it's safe to say there is plenty of cause to be positive at Hotspur Way.
The upcoming transfer window is set to be a very interesting one given Conte's alleged major demands behind-the-scenes with a real N17 overhaul on the cards, according to reports.
One man who has been linked with a move to north London is Juve star Dybala who looks set to leave Turin on a Bosman deal, and as per Martin of ESPN, there's been a development involving Spurs.
The Latest: Lilywhites 'go' for Dybala...
According to the broadcaster, the Lilywhites and transfer chief Fabio Paratici by extension are now pushing to sign the Argentine.
Martin, dropping a five-word message on Twitter in the last 24 hours, explained:
"Tottenham go for Paulo Dybala."
The Verdict: Promising...
The 28-year-old is a proven Serie A star having racked up 98 goals and 51 assists during his time in the Italian top flight (Transfermarkt).
Still in his prime, Dybala has impressed this season under Massimiliano Allegri with 15 goals and six assists in all competitions.
His versatility across the forward line, having experience in a variety of attacking roles both out wide and through the middle, could also back exactly why he appeals to Conte and Paratici.
The fact Spurs could sign him for zero transfer cost is a big incentive to move and we believe this update comes as a promising one.
Pundit Paddy Kenny, speaking to Football Insider recently, called Dybala a would-be 'statement' signing and we're inclined to agree given his real pedigree and experience at the top level.
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