Spurs set to swap wantaway Eriksen for Dybala in stunning January transfer
SPURS could swap Christian Eriksen for Paulo Dybala in January as two of Europe's biggest transfer sagas collide.
Image rights problems stopped Tottenham landing Juventus striker Paulo Dybala on August transfer deadline, whilst Manchester United and Real Madrid eyed unsettled midfielder Eriksen.
Pochettino insists Eriksen is "happy" at Spurs but the Denmark star's contract runs out next June, so he can talk to other clubs in January.
Juventus and PSG were also linked with Eriksen in the last window.
And just last week Serie A champs Juve were reportedly keen on a double swoop involving Belgium centre-back Toby Alderweireld as well as his club team-mate Eriksen.
The Old Lady were even thought to be lining up a twin raid on Manchester United too, for Spain keeper David De Gea and Serbia anchorman Nemanja Matic.
Now it is thought Juve will come back in for Eriksen in January with a view to finally offloading Dybala in exchange.
Stylish Argentina ace Dybala agreed terms with Tottenham in August - but ultimately his image rights proved even more of a stumbling block than his £350,000 weekly wages..
Star Image Company were said to want a multi-million pound fee to sell Dybala's rights to Spurs.
And despite Juventus' apparent willingness to help pay that sum, the deal broke down.
Now all eyes are on January - with Dybala keen for a bigger spotlight ever since £99million Cristiano Ronaldo arrived at the Allianz Arena from the|Bernabeu last summer.