Argentines Player Recent Transfer Rumours

Dybala : 

Spanish giants Real Madrid are interested in signing Paulo Dybala. His release clause is only 12.€$ million euros. Source: [Don Diario]

Rodrogo De Paul :

The English club Liverpool has expressed interest in the World Cup-winning Argentine midfielder Rodrogo de Paul.  [Transfer Market]

English giants Tottenham Hotspur will bid for world champion Rodrigo de Paul at the end of the season. Tottenham don't have that many high profile mids, so if De Paul goes they will control the mids. [TNT Sports]

Alexis Mac Allister

3 English giants - Man U, Man City and Arsenal want to bring Alexis McAllister to the team. Contact is being made from all sides. The transfer fee is estimated at 61 million. Now at the end of the season we will know where the world champion Alistair is going. [Cesar Luis Marlo]

Dybala, De Paul, and Alexis Mac Allister are all professional footballers from Argentina.

Paulo Dybala is a forward who currently plays for Roma in the Italian Serie A league. He was born on November 15, 1993, in Laguna Larga, Argentina. Dybala is known for his dribbling ability, pace, and accurate finishing. He has won several domestic titles with Juventus and has been a regular member of the Argentine national team since 2015.

Rodrigo De Paul is a midfielder who currently plays for Atlético Madrid in the Spanish La Liga league. He was born on May 24, 1994, in Sarandí, Argentina. De Paul is known for his technical skills, passing ability, and work rate. He has played for several clubs in Argentina, Spain, and Italy, and has been a regular member of the Argentine national team since 2018.

Alexis Mac Allister is an attacking midfielder who currently plays for Brighton & Hove Albion in the English Premier League. He was born on December 24, 1998, in Santa Rosa, Argentina. Mac Allister is known for his creativity, vision, and ability to score goals from midfield. He has played for several clubs in Argentina and England, and has represented the Argentine national team at the youth level.