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Premier League teams are aware of Paulo Dybala’s modest release clause this month.
Because of the provision in his contract, the Roma forward is reportedly available for as cheap as £10.35 million.
After becoming a success in Italy, Dybala has long been linked to a transfer to the Premier League.
The 30-year-old’s contract at Roma expires in 2025. He won five straight Serie A titles with Juventus.
Fabrizio Romano claims that his £10.35 million release clause is valid till January 15.
He continues by saying that the condition, which is exclusive to clubs based outside of Italy, will likewise be in effect for one month in July.
Last summer, Dybala was most recently connected to a move to Chelsea, where Thiago Silva even revealed he had pleaded with the Argentine to come.
After his release clause went into effect, a number of teams were allegedly interested in moving forward, including Manchester United.
Several Premier League teams, notably Newcastle, are among such clubs.
Having played for Juventus, Palermo, and Roma in Serie A, Dybala has spent the most of his career in Italy, where he has scored 114 goals in 308 games.
Four goals have been scored in 12 games for Jose Mourinho’s team this season.
During his tenure at Juventus, he took home 12 major titles, including five consecutive Scudettos from 2016 to 2020.
Dybala has three goals in 38 appearances for Argentina at the international level. He was a member of the team that won the 2022 World Cup.