Juventus have reportedly entered the race to sign Philippe Coutinho from Barcelona this summer.

Coutinho's underwhelming form since his big-money move to Camp Nou last January has led to speculation that Barca could look to cash in on the 26-year-old when the transfer window reopens.

The likes of Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and Manchester United are all thought to have been in contact with Coutinho's representatives already to discuss a possible switch.

However, Tuttosport reports that Juventus are also now considering a bid for the Brazilian and could include Paulo Dybala as a makeweight in any deal.

Dybala has been linked with a number of Europe's top clubs in recent transfer windows, and Juventus are considering letting him leave this summer having seen him score just four Serie A goals all season.

Barcelona could be open to a swap deal for the Argentine, although they are likely to want a player-plus-cash arrangement as they look to recoup as much of the money they spent on Coutinho as possible.