Juventus have responded to Paris Saint-Germain’s enquiry into the availability of Paulo Dybala, reports say.
The Italian giants have reportedly received several enquiries from other clubs for the goalscorer, including Manchester United.
Jose Mourinho is desperate to sign Dybala and thinks United are in pole position to complete the transfer.
But, Calciomercato claim Juventus have issued a warning to PSG and all of Dybala’s potential suitors.
Juventus insisted their star man will not be up for sale at any price in January or beyond.
Manchester United 2018/19 Fixtures
Fulham (A) - Feb 9
PSG (H) - Feb 12
Chelsea (A) - Feb 18
Liverpool (H) - Feb 24
Crystal Palace (A) - Feb 27
Southampton (H) - Mar 2
Reports claimed that United had offered £70million plus Henrikh Mkhitaryan to Juventus, but it seems that offer will not be accepted.
Dybala is wanted by a host of clubs with Barcelona also said to be tracking the 24-year-old.
United had hoped Paul Pogba might play a key part in convincing Dybala to join the Red Devils as a former team-mate of the Argentina international.
Dybala has been in superb form this season in Serie A and in Europe, despite the fact he has found himself on the bench at times.
Massimiliano Allegri was thought to have hit out at Dybala by benching him when his agent reached out to PSG over a potential move.
Regardless of the transfer speculation, Dybala has bagged 14 goals in 18 Serie A appearances and scored 17 times in total this season.
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