"Palermo" president Maurizio Zamparini publicly confirmed on Monday that rising Argentine star Paulo Dybala will leave the team after the season. The 21-year-old footballer has been defending the colors of "Palermo" since 2012, but this season he has been a true discovery in the Serie A. In 27 Italian championship matches, the forward scored 12 goals. "It is obvious that Paulo will leave the club," Zamparini told the daily "Live Sicilia". "I can say that we have already started looking for a new forward for the next season." "There will be only one forward left in the team - Andrea Belloti. There is no doubt that we will have a new player in this position this summer," the president said about Dybala's replacement. Several English clubs are interested in the Argentine, but there is a high probability that the forward will stay in Italy. When asked if Dybala will stay in the Serie A championship, Zamparini replied: "There is a 50/50 chance. After Easter, things should become clearer, but there has already been contact with Juventus and Napoli." Highlights of Dybala's performance this season:
