A cursed season for Artem Dovbyk.
The Ukrainian striker required surgery in Finland at the end of January for a myotendinous tear in his left thigh, and his return remains a huge unknown.
However, contrary to what has emerged in recent weeks—namely, a prematurely concluded season—there is encouraging news from Trigoria.
The former Girona player has returned to action with the determination of someone who doesn’t want to leave his Roma career unfinished.
This season, the 1997-born player has played just 625 minutes, scoring three goals and providing two assists—a paltry tally for a player the Roman club invested nearly €40 million in.
Dovbyk doesn’t want to write the final word on his season with Roma. As reported by Corriere dello Sport, the Ukrainian striker will undergo a thorough check-up next week that will determine his path to returning to the Giallorossi.
If all goes as planned, the countdown will begin: approximately three weeks of work to get him back to action with a gradual return. The 1997-born striker could therefore return in the last week of April.
