Among Roma’s injured players, Paulo Dybala is increasingly confident.
The Argentine, sidelined by a muscle injury that initially caused some concern, has experienced a marked change in his feelings in the last few hours: the pain is diminishing, his response to individual training is encouraging, and his recovery is progressing better than expected.
La Joya’s schedule now has a clear objective: the match against Napoli.
That’s the match circled in red, the realistic goal for Gasperini’s return. A date that until a few days ago seemed more difficult to reach, but now seems realistic thanks to the progress shown by the number 21.
Right now, Roma cannot afford to lose any more attacking players. Dovbyk will be out for a long time, Ferguson is still recovering from a sprained ankle, and Bailey is aiming to return against Cremonese.
In such a depleted department, recovering Dybala would mean restoring quality, unpredictability, and a significant technical impact.
