Argentine forward Paulo Dybala has sustained a tendon injury, for which he has been sidelined by the club and the country for the next games. As per latest reports from Fabrizio Romano, the forward will not be back until the end of this season. He is also expected to undergo surgery with AS Roma in the coming days.
AS Roma has sidelined the 30-year-old attacker for the upcoming fixtures, and Argentina will also be without his services in the international break.
According to the latest reports from transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Dybala is not expected to return before the end of the season. The injury has proven to be more severe than initially anticipated, and the Roma star is set to undergo surgery in the coming days to aid his recovery.
Dybala has been a crucial figure for Roma this season, contributing with key goals and assists. His absence will be a significant blow to Daniele De Rossi’s side as they push for a top-four finish in Serie A and remain in contention in European competitions.
With the season nearing its climax, Roma will have to find alternative solutions in attack, while Argentina will also need to adjust their plans for upcoming international fixtures.
