FREE agents Paulo Dybala and Paul Pogba have trained together in Miami with the pair yet to officially sign for new clubs.
Dybala, 28, left Juventus when his contract expired at the end of the season after seven years in Turin.
The Argentinian ace is yet to find himself a new team but is keeping himself in top shape over the summer.
Dybala grinned as he posed for a picture with Pogba, who was kitted out in an Inter Miami kit, and posted the snap to his Instagram account.
The pair have trained together days after appearing in an incredible all-star game in Miami that featured the likes of Ronaldinho, Roberto Carlos, and Cafu.
Despite Pogba wearing threads from David Beckham's team, the midfielder is expected to seal a return to Juventus in the coming days.
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Dybala's future on the other hand remains more uncertain.
Premier League rivals Manchester United and Arsenal have both been linked with a swoop for the playmaker.
Reports in Italy suggest both sides have contacted Dybala's representatives regarding a potential move.
Elsewhere Napoli and AC Milan have been credited with an interest, but it's Inter Milan who have been most heavily linked with Dybala.
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He is claimed to have met with the club's vice-president Javier Zanetti to discuss a switch to the San Siro.
Meanwhile in Spain Atletico Madrid are also thought to be keen on the free agent.
Tottenham were credited with an interest in Dybala in May, but he has reportedly ruled out a switch to link up with Antonio Conte's men.
Dybala was released by Juve on a free transfer despite an impressive last campaign – he scored 15 goals and contributed six assists in 39 games in all competitions.
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