Juventus are reportedly willing to sell Paulo Dybala to Manchester United this summer.
United have been linked with the Argentine star in the past with Dybala losing his position to Cristiano Ronaldo last term.
Maurizio Sarri is contemplating how to fit Dybala into his plans next season but has not ruled out letting him go for a significant fee.
And the Mail reports Juventus would listen to offers for Dybala, as long as they are between £70m-£90m.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is a big fan of Dybala and reportedly believes he has the ability to unlock defences from a No.10 role.
United could move for Dybala if Romelu Lukaku departs with the Belgian remaining a target for Inter Milan.
The Serie A side are also believed to be monitoring Dybala's situation, as are PSG, although the 25-year-old is not interested in moving to Juve's division rivals.
Dybala is likely to wait to find out where he fits into Sarri's plans, with the former Chelsea boss reportedly considering turning him to a central striker in the No.9 role, as he did with Dries Mertens at Napoli.
Solskjaer is open to letting Lukaku go to Inter Milan, as long as United's £75m price tag is met.
He is keen to make Marcus Rashford his main central striker next term but would look to bring in Dybala behind him.
United remain confident of completing the signing of Harry Maguire from Leicester before the end of the transfer window while Sporting Lisbon midfielder Bruno Fernandes remains a target.
