Inter manager Simone Inzaghi has said he is completely satisfied with the selection of performers in attack, but the team's recent tactical changes leave the door open for Paulo Dybala.
The Argentine has agreed a personal contract with the Nerazzurri, but negotiations with his entourage have reached a dead end. Dybala's agent Jorge Antuna's fees seemed too high for AC Milan's sporting director Giuseppe Marotta, according to Football Italia. As a result, Paulo returned to Turin and now trains on his own.
In the first friendly of the season against Milanese, Inzaghi deployed a 3-4-1-2 formation with Romelu Lukaku and Lautaro Martinez at the center of the attack, with Joaquin Correa underneath. This position was designed for the former Juventus forward. So the Italian media do not rule out the possibility of renegotiations between Inter and Dybala.