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Dybala’s condition improves, Argentine aims return vs Cagliari

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Paulo Dybala's condition has improved after undergoing further checks on his slightly injured right calf, according to RomaPress. The tests revealed a substantial improvement in his clinical condition, causing him almost no pain. Dybala is eager to return to the field.

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Paulo Dybala's condition has improved after undergoing further checks on his slightly injured right calf, according to RomaPress. The tests revealed a substantial improvement in his clinical condition, causing him almost no pain. Dybala is eager to return to the field.

Dybala's return to the field is getting closer, with a potential bench role for Roma-Cagliari on Tuesday, as reported by RomaPress citing Corriere dello Sport. He may even come on for a few minutes, having initially targeted the match in Udine.

Giallorossi coach Gasperini needs players in the attacking midfield to support Malen, having been without Pellegrini for approximately two to three months, according to RomaPress. Dybala's return could help fill this gap.

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Paulo Dybala is ready to return to the field. The Argentine striker underwent further checks yesterday afternoon on his slightly injured right calf, which is causing him almost no pain. The tests revealed a substantial improvement in his clinical condition. This news is a source of joy for the number 21, who is eager to return to the spotlight, and for Gasperini. The Giallorossi coach has been without Pellegrini for approximately two to three months and needs players in the attacking midfield to best support Malen. Paulo Dybala’s return is getting closer and closer.

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