Paulo Dybala won’t be seeing the pitch again anytime soon.
Initially it was thought that the Argentine could return at the end of April, but after the announcement of surgery things have changed drastically.
La Joya will miss the remaining league games, and could even miss the start of next season.
In fact, as reported by Il Tempo, the recovery of the semitendinosus tendon of the left thigh after the surgery takes some time.
Initially Dybala will start with light exercises, and then gradually increase the load.
The return is difficult to establish, but it generally takes 5 or 6 months. Dybala will therefore be able to return to the field in September.
