Dybala: "I'm very happy at Juventus, my renewal is very close"

The announcement comes after 23-year-old Dybala scored twice in a Champions League quarter-final first leg match on Tuesday to set Juventus on the way to an emphatic 3-0 win over Barcelona.

Barca had 65 percent of the possession but were strangely ponderous in midfield and leaky at the back, where they could not cope with the pace and aggression of Mario Mandzukic or Juan Cuadrado on the flanks.

Enrique referred to the match as "a nightmare" several times and was at a loss as to why Barcelona collapsed again. It means we are here, we had no reverence or fear for Barcelona, we played with our qualities.

Subsequently, Giorgio Chiellini struck the third goal just ten minutes after the half-time to provide Juventus with a ideal finish.

"The first half especially was far from flawless".

"We don't feel as bad as we did in Paris, but we have another big mountain to climb", said midfielder Andres Iniesta, one of the few Barcelona players to speak after the match.

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"It was a hard first half, very similar to the one in Paris and the second was much better". Barca was handed two penalties against PSG, a decision which we might not see again in the clash against Juventus.

The Spaniard opted to start his team with the same formation against the Italians but it proved to be the reason behind their failure. Obviously you're never going to keep superstars like that lot completely quiet but fortunately we had Super Buffon in goal to save the day.

"We know very well that the return fixture in Barcelona will be tough, but we are a great team".

"I think that at the Camp Nou you can not go to defend the result", the 33-year-old told Mega.

Rather than blame his players for another underwhelming performance, Enrique said if anyone deserved to be fingered for the defeat, then it was him.

Barcelona will need to score four goals without reply at the Nou Camp thanks, in part, to a superb Dybala display. Hailing the victory as "the greatest result of my three years here", Allegri nonetheless cautioned his players about getting too carried away: "It is the first step towards the semi-final, but the second leg will be a different matter".