Unconfirmed reports have claimed that Italian giants, Juventus, have rejected £70 million bid for forward Paulo Dybala from Manchester United.
UK tabloid, The Sun, reports that the Red Devils saw the offer rejected this week.
United’s bid was thought to be valued at £70 million and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, whose stock has fallen under manager Jose Mourinho in recent months.
Although Juventus dismissed the offer, the report claims the Serie A champions would be willing to do business at around £86m.
Dybala began the season with 10 goals in his first 10 matches, but was recently demoted to the bench for Juve’s crucial encounter with Inter Milan.
That sparked rumours of a fall-out with manager Max Allegri, followed by the suggestion that the Argentine could be sold if the price is right.