The Italian champions have agreed a potential swap deal that would see the Argentina international move to Old Trafford and Romelu Lukaku head in the other direction.
However, the final decision lies with Dybala, who returned to Turin for pre-season on Thursday.
The 25-year-old headed straight home after his arrival yesterday and spent the day in his city centre flat, rather than going to the club’s training ground.
The next few days are expected to be decisive for the deal, with Dybala’s representative Jorge Antun postponing his return to Buenos Aires in order to remain on call in London, where he has held talks with United officials.
A deal will depend on Dybala’s agreement and Juventus are putting pressure on him to accept the move with the Premier League market due to close on Thursday, August 8.
A further complication is the Argentine’s contract in Manchester: the Red Devils don’t want to give him more than €8.5 million per season, but the former Palermo star is demanding €10 million plus add-ons.
Dybala has also been put off by the risk of a 25% wage cut if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side fail to reach the Champions League next season, especially given that he would already be making the sacrifice of dropping into the Europa League for a year.
