Gasperini: ‘Roma Need to Win in the Champions League, Dybala Needs a Few More Weeks’
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Paulo Dybala will be out for a few more weeks with a muscle injury, Roma coach Gian Piero Gasperini has announced. A new MRI scan has revealed a minor injury, extending the initial expected recovery time. “We had hoped that Dybala’s recovery would be a little faster, but the latest MRI scan showed a minor injury,” Gasperini said ahead of Roma’s match against Slovan Bratislava. The Argentine forward was forced to leave the Champions League clash …
Rome, 19 Oct (EFE).- The Argentine Paulo Dybala, who retired injured in the rest of the Champions League match between Rome and Real Madrid, will be off about two more weeks for a muscular distension, so he will lose, in principle, the encounters against Slovan Bratislava, Naples, Cagliari [...] La entrada The Rome loses Dybala two more weeks was first published in HolaNews.
"We hoped it would be faster to recover Dybala, but yesterday's resonance shows - albeit minimal - a lesion that will require another two weeks of recovery" (ANSA)
Roma face tonight, Tuesday, October 20, the Slovan Bratislava in the Champions League, but will have to do without Paulo Dybala, forced to stop for another two weeks due to a muscular injury. Whistle starts at 21 at the Olympic Stadium, where more than 60,000 Giallorossi fans are expected. For the team of Gian Piero Gasperini [...]
It seemed just a fatigue. Then the annoyance that did not disappear altogether, a new attempt to train and finally the second resonance. This is how Rome discovered the small injury to the twin of Paulo Dybala's right calf, a problem that will force the Argentine to postpone the return to the field again. The Joya had [...] The article INFORTUNIO Dybala, an injury hidden from edema: here's how Roma noticed the new stop comes from Giallorossi.net…
Nothing Joya, for at least another two weeks. Rome will have to give up Paulo Dybala not only for the article Dybala out two weeks: \C \C is a small injury } comes from .
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