Juventus has been home to several legendary players during the course of its history. Legends like Alessandro del Piero, Zinedine Zidane, and Cristiano Ronaldo have all played for the club and performed very well. While Paulo Dybala does not belong in that category, he does come very close.

The Argentinian winger has been highly influential for Juventus during his time at the club and has won the Serie A MVP award on multiple occasions. He was also one of the key players in Juventus’ Champions League run in 2017 when they reached the final.

Real Madrid beat them in the final, but it was still a great run and the beginning of Dybala’s wonderful time at the club.

Monza eye moves for Paulo Dybala and Mauro Icardi

Dybala finally left Juventus this season after his contract expired at the club. He has since been linked with several clubs, primarily Inter Milan. However, according to a report from ESPN, there’s a new club in the fray to sign Paulo Dybala, and it’s not Real Madrid who have also been linked with the Argentinian.

Newly promoted Serie A club, Monza, is looking to make a splash after being promoted for the first time in their history. They are targeting a move to sign both Paulo Dybala and Paris Saint Germain striker Mauro Icardi.

Both Icardi and Dybala have played for Argentina, and won’t mind reuniting in Italy. However, it is a step down from the heights of Juventus and PSG. Monza has also been linked with a move for FC Barcelona defender, Oscar Mingueza, another South-American star in Europe.

Dybala and his time at Juventus

In his six seasons at “The Old Lady”, Dybala played 293 games for the club. In that time, the Argentinian center-forward scored 115 goals and added 48 assists to his tally, very respectable stats for a winger.

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He helped Juventus win the Serie A title four times, and was even their best player for a while in the 2016/17 season, along with their defensive stalwarts Giorgio Chiellini and Gianluigi Buffon.