Former Juventus president Giovanni Cobolli Gigli can see Paulo Dybala being sold.

Indeed, Cobolli Gigli says he'd back the striker being cashed in.

He told TMW: "Behind there is a somewhat delicate economic situation, then I say that if he wanted, (Andrea) Agnelli could buy the club directly and resolve certain financial issues.

"Now they need real capital gains, and the most salable is Dybala, if he maintains the performance of the club over the last year: I would not want someone in Juve to be thinking of selling him, because for me it would be a mistake.

"We need more clarity: it is logical then that giving 15 million net to Dybala would not be moral, neither for Juve nor for anyother team. If they stopped around 10 it would still be plausible, but if he insisted on leaving or were even forced to leave, I see no alternative."