Juventus striker Paulo Dybala has agreed terms with Inter Milan.

Off contract in June, it was announced earlier this year by Juve that Dybala would leave this summer.

La Gazzetta dello Sport says Dybala always prioritised Inter as his next club and negotiations have since been held.

La Joya listened to offers that arrived, above all from Manchester United and Atletico Madrid, but none convinced the player like Inter did.

Dybala will accept a contract worth €6m-a-year, which is well down on the €10m-a-year he was seeking from Juve to re-sign.

It is the same salary as Nerazzurri senior players such as Lautaro Martinez and Marcelo Brozovic. The agreement will run for four years.