Injury
Champions League
Roma loses Dybala for longer than expected

Summarised by MatchPal
Dybala sidelined for approximately two additional weeks with a muscle strain; will miss Roma's next four matches.
Paulo Dybala withdrew at half-time during Roma's Champions League match against Real Madrid with a muscle strain in his calf. An MRI scan revealed a minor additional injury, extending his recovery by roughly two weeks, according to manager Gian Piero Gasperini. The Argentine will miss upcoming fixtures against Slovan Bratislava, Napoli, Cagliari, and Udinese, with a potential return targeted for Roma's Champions League trip to Manchester United on November 3rd.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at mundodeportivo.com. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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UK times- Sky Sport Italia
- Corriere dello Sport
- Mundo Deportivo
- Dybala injury: swelling masked small calf tear, two-week recovery expectedCorriere dello Sport
- Dybala injury extended; Roma faces weeks without Argentine forwardSky Sport Italia
- Roma loses Dybala for longer than expectedMundo DeportivoThis article
- Gasperini: "Dybala will need a couple of weeks"Sky Sport Italia
- Gasperini: Dybala needs another two weeks; Pellegrini: we want to stay highCorriere dello Sport
4 more reports
- Gasperini: First-degree lesion for Kone, Dybala fatiguedSky Sport Italia
- Roma, first-degree strain for Koné. Fatigue for DybalaSky Sport Italia
- Roma, Dybala and Koné injuries: Gasperini to reveal test resultsSky Sport Italia
- Gasperini provides update on Koné and Dybala injuries after Real Madrid clashCorriere dello Sport
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