Dybala: 'I don't worry when I haven't scored'

Paulo Dybala has spoken of his development since moving to Italy from Argentina... and gave us a fascinating insight into his mentality. 

“After Palermo were relegated to Serie B I had many offers to leave Palermo,” he told Undici magazine, “but I told my agent to refuse any that were coming from Argentina, because I wanted to remain and return to Serie A. I knew I could do better than my first year, and thankfully I did”. 

Moving onto this season, IncreDybala began with the Bianconeri's inauspicious start to the campaign:

“I think my goal in the SuperCoppa helped me a lot, because you then immediately have your team-mates' confidence”. 

The Argentine talent then spoke of himself: “my head is faster than my feet. It's an important weapon: if one can understand the opponent's way of moving, it's a big help.

"Sometimes I'm happier when I play the perfect game and I don't score, rather than when I score but I miss too many passes”. 

“As a kid I was a playmaker, and delivering the right final ball has remained with me. I don't worry when I go 2-3 games without scoring”. 

That's a keeper right there. 

@EdoDalmonte