Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini has revealed that Paulo Dybala is already the subject of enquiries from rival clubs.
The 22-year old Argentine striker is set to leave the Sicilian club in the summer and could be on his way to either Juventus or Arsenal according to Zamparini.
"Juventus and Arsenal have already made offers for the boy," he told Radio Marte Sport. "[Pierpaolo] Triulzi, his agent, will be in Italy on Friday."
Zamparini added that Dybala prefers the style of Arsene Wenger's Gunners suggesting he may find himself in London next season if he does happen to leave Italy.
"It hasn't changed. Someone like Dybala cannot be worth less than 40 million. He would prefer to stay in Italy - he still wants to play in Serie A," he said.
"Of the English clubs that have shown interest, though, Arsenal is his first choice because of the way [Arsene] Wenger makes his team play."
