The report says Tottenham are monitoring Dybala if he becomes available, and that part makes football sense.
That profile has long appealed in England. Tottenham have often looked most dangerous in transition, but against packed defences they can need more craft in tight spaces. A fit Dybala would bring that instantly.
There is also history here. Spurs were previously linked with him during his time at Juventus, so the idea is not coming from nowhere.
The same update makes clear why any move would be complicated.
That is the heart of the debate. Dybala remains a high-level attacking player when available, but availability is part of the value calculation. For a Premier League club, that matters as much as technical quality.
There is still a real chance this goes nowhere. The report says Dybala has not had clear signals over a renewal, but other suggestions around Italy indicate he could yet stay and even consider revised terms. That keeps Roma firmly in the picture.
For now, this feels like a market to watch rather than a move to expect. As the summer window approaches, the next storyline is whether Roma act decisively - because if they do not, Tottenham’s long-standing interest could become relevant again.