Paulo Dybala will be staying at Juventus this summer despite reports linking him with moves to both Manchester United and Manchester City.
MEN Sport understands the Argentine is not currently on United's radar, however recent reports claimed the Italian outfit were considering offering him in a swap deal to try and land Paul Pogba.
The forward has also been linked with a move to champions Manchester City but Juventus sporting director Fabio Paratici insists he is not for sale.
"He is one of our players, we have great confidence in him," Paratici said. "The investment we made four years ago and the renewal of the contract is proof of this.
“Dybala is a Juventus player, a very important player for us.”
While Juventus are keen to stress Dybala is staying at the club his brother, Gustavo, claimed the 25-year-old is keen to leave Turin this summer.
"Yes, there is a good chance he’ll leave Juventus," he said. "Absolutely. He needs a change.”
Both clubs are looking to strengthen in the summer transfer window with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hoping to have all of his targets in place by the time the squad heads on pre-season tour in July.
While City are targeting a centre-back, a holding midfielder and another midfielder before the window closes.
