Dybala wants to play vs Manchester United
Story updated
The story in brief
14-second readPaulo Dybala is recovering from a muscle injury that sidelined him in Roma's match against Real Madrid and is eager to return to play, particularly against Manchester United in the Champions League. The injury forced him to miss several games, and the medical staff has been cautious about his return.
The full picture
Paulo Dybala is recovering from a muscle injury that sidelined him in Roma's match against Real Madrid and is eager to return to play, particularly against Manchester United in the Champions League. The injury forced him to miss several games, and the medical staff has been cautious about his return. Dybala was expected to be included in the squad against Cagliari but was held back due to caution. He is feeling well but the medical staff is being careful.
Roma's medical staff advised caution regarding Dybala's return, opting for a wait-and-see approach to ensure a full recovery, despite Dybala training without discomfort. Dybala was not happy with this decision, as he wanted to play against Cagliari and in the upcoming trip to Udine. He is now focused on the match against Manchester United.
Dybala will have daily consultations with the medical staff to monitor his recovery. The injury has healed, which is a positive sign, but it hasn't been fully approved yet. The goal is to get Dybala back as quickly as possible without making costly mistakes.
At a glance
- Reporting status
- Reported
- Original publisher
- RomaPress ↗
- Source published
- Clubs covered
- Manchester United
Attributed publisher reporting. Kickjolly has not independently confirmed the claim.
Source context
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.
Source excerpt · RomaPress
Read original report ↗THE NEXT STORY STARTS HERE
Keep reading
More stories connected to this one. Find your next talking point.
Swedish wonderkid names Barcelona as his dream club amid Manchester United interest
Oliver Mansson, a 17-year-old Swedish midfielder, has been attracting attention from several European clubs, including Manchester United, with Barcelona being his preferred…
Barca Universal
Sesko injury deepens Manchester United's striker crisis
Manchester United have suffered another significant blow, with Benjamin Sesko expected to be sidelined until at least January with a shin injury.The 23-year-old has not played…
Playmakerstats
Jinx or lucky charm? Sir Jim Ratcliffe's record when attending Manchester United games
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is flying in to watch Man Utd at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea, where he used to have a season-ticketSir Jim Ratcliffe is set to put his attendance...
Evening Standard
Where to watch Manchester United today? Live stream & TV channels
Everything you need to know about how to watch Manchester United in the English Premier League and all major competitions in the United States
GOAL
Manchester United tension could trigger Bruno Fernandes exit as Milan lurk
As per Milan News 24, the Rossoneri could be in the fray to move for Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes.Milan’s interest in the veteran Portuguese isn’t new; they’ve…
Get Italian Football News
Xabi Alonso issues update on Maxence Lacroix’s injury after Carabao Cup substitution
Manchester United seek to end their winless run as they face Chelsea, who are set to be without Maxence Lacroix and João Pedro due to injury.
The Peoples PersonThe stands
0 commentsHave your say. Keep it about football. Guest comments are reviewed before appearing publicly.
Be the first to start the conversation.