Why Paulo Dybala would be the perfect addition for Mourinho’s Manchester United

Already proven at high level

It’s not as if United are going to spend lots of money on someone unproven in a top European league.

Dybala moved to Juventus back in 2015 after netting 13 goals in 35 games for Palermo in the 2014/15 campaign, and he has since got better and better in front of goal.

The Argentine international has scored 35 goals in just 75 games for the Serie A giants, including goals in the league and indeed the Champions League.

And with four goals and three assists in his last six games for Juve, he’s not letting up, and it’s form like this that has attracted widespread interest across Europe.

Although he is still only 23, Dybala has played over 200 times in his career already, and scored goals at every level he has played at – he’s proven, and someone that could take United to the next level.