Paulo Dybala is back in Italy following his vacation in Florida and he remains keen on an Inter move, whilst Nerazzurri President Steven Zhang also wants to see a deal for the Argentine happen.

This according to today’s print edition of Milan-based newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport, who report that Dybala’s priority is staying in Serie A with Inter his preferred destination, whilst Zhang has also been pushing to make the deal happen.

Dybala has been enjoying his holiday during the past weeks, but now the 28-year-old is back in Italy where he is ramping up his physical preparations so that he can get right up to speed whenever he joins a new club with the start of the season just a little over a month away.

There is still uncertainty over which shirt Dybala will be wearing come next season, with the Nerazzurri having been unable to complete a deal for him up to this point, but they are still his hope.

If things continue to drag on as they have been without resolution, the Argentine may begin to feel the pressure to join another club for the start of next season.

However, Inter President Zhang very much wants to see Dybala’s signing happen, and could be the one to push for it.