Juventus are reportedly willing to include Paulo Dybala in any deal to sign Tottenham striker Harry Kane which could give them an advantage in the transfer battle with Manchester United.
With Tottenham looking set to miss out on Champions League football next term Kane is expected to weigh up his future at the end of the season.
United have been strongly linked with making a move for the England international and if they finish in the top four of the Premier League table they may have the funds to launch a substantial bid.
However, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is a notoriously shroud businessman and always comes out on top in negotiations.
According to Tribal Football, Juventus are considering offering a sweetener in the deal for Kane in the form of Dybala.
United almost signed the 26-year-old themselves last summer but talks broke down while discussing personal terms.
And the Argentine may finally end up in the Premier League if Spurs accept the deal for Kane.
It is said Kane has a price tag of around £154million (€170m) on his head.
But the inclusion of Dybala should significantly reduce the heavy fee which Levy will likely demand up front.
Meanwhile, Sky Sports pundit Paul Merson thinks Kane should join United and help them return to their former heights.
“He’d be moving to the biggest club in the world. Even if they spent £120m, you know you’re buying goals and you wouldn’t be sweating.
“He’ll get you 25 goals a season without you sweating.
“Can you imagine a top player like that not winning a tap in his career?”
