While his contract was due to run out in 2020, there was some hope for the likes of Real Madrid and Barcelona that they could swoop for Paulo Dybala, but now the Juventus striker is nearing a contract extension with the Serie A champions.
Having joined in 2015, the Argentine has embedded himself as among Europe's top strikers with the Bianconeri desperate to assure his long-term future.
Juve CEO Giuseppe Marotta is today meeting with Dybala's agent, Pierpaolo Triulzi, in Turin, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, with the intention of renewing the forward's deal.
If he puts pen to paper on a new contract, it would spell the end of the chances of a move away from Juventus at least in the short-to-medium-term.