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Do Arsenal need Paulo Dybala after Gabriel Jesus' signing is confirmed? By Tom Masters With Arsenal confirming the signing of Brazilian striker Gabriel Jesus from Manchester City, it appears that their front three has been finalised for next season.   Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli both laid claims to be the starting wingers on the left and right respectively, and Jesus is destined to be the starting centre forward with Alexandre Lacazette leaving.   But Argentina forward Paolo Dybala is leaving Juventus this summer on a free transfer, and Arsenal have been heavily linked with him – the question is, do the Gunners need him?   Where would he play?   With the front three places seemingly taken, and Martin Ødegaard making the central attacking midfield position his own, it is not immediately obvious where the Argentine would fit into the Arsenal XI.   Of course, a player of his calibre would most likely come in and make his class known, but with Arsenal already...

Transfer Profile: Paulo Dybala  By Jonny Bray Paulo Dybala has been linked with a move to the Premier League for several years now.  The versatile Argentine forward has excelled at Juventus but looks set to leave the Italian giants after seven years with the club.  And several papers are reporting Arsenal that are in pole position to swoop in for his signature, despite previous links with North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur.  But should Arsenal sign Dybala?  If the Gunners do, then it would be one of the big stories of the 2022 summer transfer window.  How has he done at Juventus? Dybala has been one of Juventus' best players over the last seven years.  He is now the club's 10th all-time leading goalscorer with 114 goals in all competitions, just one goal behind Roberto Baggio.  He was named Serie A MVP with 11 goals and six assists at the end of the 2019/20 season.  It was a rollercoaster of a year for most people, and the same was true fo...

Juventus rebel Paulo Dybala is exactly the sort of striker Arsenal need to try to bring to the Premier League in the summer transfer window By Adam Le Roux Another day, another Arsenal transfer rumour ahead of the summer, and this time it’s Paulo Dybala. The Juventus rebel is said to be free to leave the club in the summer, having fallen out of favour in Turin, and could be available for a bargain price ahead of the new campaign. Having burst on the scene for the Old Lady in 2015, the 27-year-old has fallen by the wayside in recent years, with Cristiano Ronaldo and Alvaro Morata seemingly preferred up top by boss Andrea Pirlo. But with the Argentinian said to be available for 40m Euros in the coming months, is he worth the gamble as he tries to reignite his career? Paulo could be pivotal There’s no hiding the fact that on his day Paulo Dybala is one of the best strikers in Europe, it just seems that his days are coming few and far between at the moment. From plundering 23 goals in his ...