Date of birth: November 15, 1993
Instagram: @paulodybala
Club(s): Instituto, Palermo, Juventus
Country: Argentina
Signing fee: £23.4million
Broke into the Instituto first team at the age of 17 and quickly earned the nickname 'La Joya' - meaning ‘The Jewel’. A move to Palermo followed and he caught the eye of Juventus scouts during his breakout season in 2014-15, in which he scored 13 times. Since switching to the Turin giants in June 2015, he has won four Serie A titles and the Coppa Italia three times.
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Tottenham report: Paulo Dybala could join from Roma for just £10 MILLION
Tottenham target Paulo Dybala is available for an absolute steal this summer – and with plenty of business for Spurs to conduct, could save them plenty in the market
Manchester United report: Red Devils face fresh competition for former Serie A star
Manchester United have a new rival for one of their reported summer transfer targets
Manchester United report: No contact for Argentina star as Cristiano Ronaldo remains priority
Manchester United haven't made contact for Paulo Dybala yet, as they focus on keeping Cristiano Ronaldo
Tottenham report: Spurs REJECT chance to sign Paulo Dybala – for one main reason
Tottenham were reportedly offered the chance to sign the Argentina international on a free transfer
Arsenal report: Top-four woes mean Inter could sign Gunners target
Arsenal are interested in the Juventus star, but a lack of Champions League football could cost them
