Dybala, 26, was enjoying a fine season before it was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, having been linked with a move from Turin last year.
Paulo Dybala admitted it would be "very nice" to play for Barcelona as the star attacker said he was still waiting for a contract renewal at Juventus.
As he waits for an extension at Juve, the Argentine says it would be nice to play for the Blaugrana.
The Argentina international is reportedly set to extend his stay at Juve, where he is contracted until 2022.
"The truth is that Barcelona is huge team worldwide and with Messi there even bigger," he told CNN.
"It would be very nice, but Juventus is also an incredible club, very big, full of history, where there are currently great players.
"There's enough quality here to make two teams and the chance to play with [Gianluigi] Buffon and Cristiano Ronaldo, who make the club even bigger."
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While a move to Barcelona could be of interest, Dybala has been reported to be close to an extension at Juventus.
But Dybala, who has scored 13 goals and provided seven assists in 34 games this season, said he was still waiting.
"For now there is nothing, really. I have a year and a half left on my contract, which is not much, and I understand that with all this that has happened [coronavirus] it isn't easy for the club, but other players have also renewed, so we are here waiting," he said.
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