Paolo Dybala is back fit and ready to return to the pitch with Roma, according to the latest information from the club. After yesterday's match against Napoli, in which Gian Piero Gasperini's team drew 1-1 at the Maradona stadium, the coach received confirmation of the Argentine player's full recovery. Dybala, who had calf problems, carried out new training tests today, demonstrating that he is operational again and that he has overcome the physical obstacles that had kept him out of the group.
Dybala's return was also ascertained by the newspaper Il Tempo, which reported that the player participated in partial work with the entire group. This step was considered a positive signal by the technical management, who saw in him a key element for the team's next challenges. Coach Gasperini therefore decided to call him up for the next match against Cagliari, scheduled for Tuesday evening. According to sources, Dybala will be placed on the bench at the start of the match, with the possibility of entering the pitch at any time depending on tactical needs.
The decision to include Dybala in the squad for the match against Cagliari marks an important step forward for Roma, who need offensive reinforcements after a mixed performance against Napoli. The player, known for his creativity and his sense of goal, has been considered a fundamental element for Gasperini's strategy, which aims to exploit his versatility in attack. Dybala's call-up was officially communicated by the club, which underlined the restored confidence in his contribution to the team.
With the match against Cagliari scheduled for Tuesday, Roma are preparing to take advantage of Dybala's return to consolidate their position in the standings. The player, who proved to be fit during the training tests, could play a decisive role in the success of the match. The club also expressed optimism regarding his full integration into the group, expecting Dybala to contribute significantly to the team's attacking performance. Next week will be crucial for Roma, who will try to capitalize on the return of their talent to improve their results in Serie A.