Paulo Dybala wants to return to the pitch after the muscle injury that sidelined him in the first half of Roma vs. Real Madrid and forced him to miss the following games.
The Argentine striker was expected to be included in the squad for the match against Cagliari, but the medical staff has opted for caution.
La Joya is feeling well and raring to go, but the medical staff is holding him back. The goal is to get the Argentine back as quickly as possible, but without making any costly mistakes.
On Tuesday morning, Roma’s medical staff advised caution regarding Paulo Dybala’s return to the field, who had been training without any particular discomfort. Given that the calf muscle is a delicate area, the wait-and-see approach was chosen, with a view to a full recovery.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, the number 21 was not enthusiastic about the decision, as he would have liked to be called up to the match against Cagliari and take part in the upcoming trip to Udine. Dybala’s thoughts now turn to Manchester.
La Joya hopes to join his teammates and be a key figure on a Champions League night where the Giallorossi will have the chance to at least get closer to a playoff spot.
Starting today, the Argentine striker will have daily consultations with the medical staff to monitor his recovery and progress. The injury has healed, an important sign, but one that hasn’t yet been approved.
