Paulo Dybala will sign a new contract with Juventus and supporters have no reason to worry, according to director Giuseppe Marotta.
The Juve forward has been linked with the likes of Barcelona, Manchester City and Real Madrid, but Marotta announced last month that an agreement was set to be confirmed.
"Dybala's entourage is in Argentina right now," Marotta told Mediaset. "There is no reason to worry.
"They will arrive at the end of the month and that is the moment we will sign the contract."
Dybala, who only has five Serie A goals in 2016-17 having netted 19 in his debut season at Juve, started Sunday's league match at Cagliari.
"We have been concentrating on this game," he said.
"There simply isn't a problem with the coach despite all the questions you keep asking."
