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Published 13:00 22 Apr 2015 BST

"Dybala is not Sergio Aguero but the new (Lionel) Messi," said Zamperini. "He’s not an out-and-out striker, but operates in every area of the field, like Messi.
"Will he stay? No, because the player and his agent aspire to a big club, and they’re right to do so. I’ve already received at least four offers.
"Two were from Italian clubs, and two were from abroad, and they include Arsenal and Juventus."Explore more on these topics:
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