Italian press reports have revealed new developments that may complicate Boca Juniors' efforts to sign Argentine star Paulo Dybala during the upcoming summer transfer window, in a free transfer deal. While negotiations were progressing positively between the two parties, Galatasaray has re-entered the scene with an enticing offer.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the Turkish club has renewed its interest in signing Dybala and is ready to offer a three-year contract worth approximately $6 million in an attempt to persuade the player to embark on a new experience in the Turkish league.

On the other hand, Boca Juniors remains committed to its dream of signing Dybala, as Italian journalist Matteo Moretto indicated that the Argentine club's management is in ongoing talks with the player's entourage, with positive signs regarding the possibility of reaching an agreement.

Despite this optimism, Paulo Dybala has not yet made his final decision, especially since the coming months may bring new developments, given the strong competition from the Turkish offer that could completely change the course of the deal.