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Published 12:32 1 Jan 2018 GMT
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Paulo Dybala isn't experiencing the greatest season of his professional career, but he remains one of the most exciting talents in world football. Many see him as one of the future greats to compete with the likes of Antoine Griezmann and Neymar as the next great generation after the Ronaldo/Messi era.
At the start of 2018, United fans are getting excited about the likelihood of the mercurial Argentinian leaving Juventus for Old Trafford.
That's partly because the Mirror are reporting that Dybala is now Mourinho's number one transfer target, and plans to use Paul Pogba - as a pal of the 24-year-old - to entice the player to join.
But rather more fancifully, the supporters seem just as excited about the news that the Juve man has signed to Adidas - meaning of course that he is automatically heading to United, who are also sponsored by Adidas. Even though Adidas also sponsor... Juventus. This may feel like a bit of stretch to many of us, but try telling that to this giddy lot...
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