Palermo have received two bids of €30m for star striker Paulo Dybala

Palermo have confirmed that they have received two offers in the region of €30 million for the Argentine striker Paulo Dybala. 

However, the Italian club's president, Maurizio Zamparini, wants more than that. 

"I received two concrete offers of €30m for Dybala from two different clubs," he admitted.

"But I want €40m.

"Juventus? It's an option [for Dybala]. I am in contact with [Juve's sporting director] Marotta and I have told him if he is interested then he needs to hurry up." 

Zamparini says things will become clearer when the season ends, though, and admits it's in the balance whether he stays or goes. 

"After Serie A [finishes] we will talk with Dybala's agents about his future," he added.

"At the moment there is a 50 percent chance he will leave."

Barcelona are one of the clubs credited with an interest in the 21-year-old, but their transfer ban rules them out of making a move this summer.