The great European clubs are after Paulo Dybala and it's making the youngster question whether he should stay in Italy or move abroad.
His current club Juventus want to renew his contract and have arranged an appointment with Dybala's agent next week.
From this meeting will come a final decision regarding his future, and that will be respected by Real Madrid.
As MARCA reported on Friday, Dybala is interested in moving to the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu and Real are keen to have him, but they will not move a finger until the meeting between Pierpaolo Triulzi and the sports director of the Italian team, Beppe Marotta, has taken place.
The striker is torn between going or staying one more season with the Bianconeri, a club that spent heavily on him in the summer of 2015, paying 32 million euros.
They are, therefore, a club which Dybala believes he owes a certain debt.
Like Pogba
It 's a similar story to that of Paul Pogba, a player who renewed his contract in October 2014, knowing that a year and a half later he would be sold.
Players feel comfortable and grateful to Juve and the treatment they receive from the club who are professional at all times, but the time comes when it's right to leave for bigger things; it doesn't matter that they've dominated in Italy for the last five years or so.
Seven million euros on top of his existing salary is required to extend Dybala's contract and perhaps he won't find it in Turin.
Ultimately, the player will be the one to decide, but the truth is that he has said no to Barcelona and is still waiting for the meeting with Juve to decide whether to answer the call of Real Madrid.