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Liverpool are reportedly contemplating whether to discuss terms with Juventus forward Paulo Dybala, who has less than six months left on his contract.

Liverpool are reportedly monitoring the situation involving Juventus forward Paulo Dybala.

The Argentina international has enjoyed a productive campaign for the Italian giants, contributing 11 goals and four assists from his 23 appearances in all competitions.

However, the 28-year-old has less than six months remaining on his contract, putting him in a position where he can hold discussions with foreign clubs.

According to Sportitalia, Liverpool are monitoring the situation, even though a stay in Serie A looks the most likely outcome.

Juventus are yet to follow through with their offer of a new deal, while Inter Milan are known to be ready to pounce if it becomes apparent that Dybala wants a new challenge.

The playmaker, who is in his seventh campaign in Turin, has won 12 pieces of silverware during his time at the club.

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