Manchester United have made contact with Paulo Dybala, according to sensational reports from Italy.
The Red Devils are in the market for a new striker amid uncertainty surrounding Romelu Lukaku's future, and have previously been linked with a move for Dybala.
Gazzetta dello Sport, via SportWitness, claim the "track is open" for something to take place in regards to the Argentina international moving to Old Trafford.
But add that Dybala isn't hellbent on leaving Juventus in this summer's transfer window.
Dybala is said to be excited by Maurizio Sarri's appointment and is looking forward to working under the Italian in the new season.
Lazio chief gives Man United Sergej Milinkovic-Savic boost
Lazio president Claudio Lottito is fearful Sergej Milinkovic-Savic could sign for Man United in this summer's transfer window.
Lotito told Corriere dello Sport: "We've created a glasshouse, where it's understood that people can't be forced to perform their roles in an environment where they feel cramped.
"Milinkovic has shown sincerity and responsibility, so that isn't the case with him. He feels good here.
"Last year I managed to resist the assaults of other clubs, but this year I'd have fewer weapons if a different solution was proposed to the player. Let's say that I used up some of my weapons last year."
Antonio Conte breaks silence on pursuit of Romelu Lukaku
Inter Milan boss Antonio Conte has confirmed he wants to sign Romelu Lukaku.
"I think frustration is a big word. Lukaku is United's player, this is the reality," said Conte.
"I like this player, but also in the past, when I was Chelsea's coach, and I tried to bring him in Chelsea. But today Lukaku is a player of United and this the reality and the truth.
"I think that in this moment we are talking about a player of another club and for this reason it's right not to talk about Lukaku, because he's a player of United.
"I consider this player important to us to have a great improvement, but at the same time there is a transfer market. We know our situation at the moment and we will see what happens."
