Rome also lost Paulo Dybala. The Argentine striker was injured when he took a penalty during the match against Lecce. Dark-faced and rather depressed, he immediately left the field making it clear to everyone that the problem was serious. After the match, Mourinho declared that the former Juventus player was very ill. Today the first diagnosis arrived. Ultrasonography confirmed the quadriceps femoris injury. The stop has not yet been accurately quantified, it will be out for 4-8 weeks. In the next few days their real situation will be understood, but in the meantime the World Cup is in jeopardy. In Qatar, Argentina will enter the field on November 22 for the first meeting.
The impact that Paulo Dybala had on Pomegranate was extraordinary, regenerated in the capital and Mourinho scored continuously. One more goal, however, he will remember for a long time. Because when he kicked the penalty that Roma-Lecce decided (finished 2-1) he felt a kick and didn’t even twist. He immediately asked for the change and left the field. The injury was important. The problem was and he is muscular. The tests were carried out in the afternoon and did not give a good result. Dybala will have to stay at least a month. Between 24 – 36 hours the Argentine will undergo more tests instruments that will better clarify their conditions.
In 2023 he will return to the field with Roma. But now his biggest concern is the World Cup, whichi play from november 20th to december 18th. If the stop is for a real month, Dybala could be at Scaloni’s disposal, albeit with a delay in the frame related to this injury. But if the break is for two months, the chances of participating in Qatar 2022 will be drastically reduced, and it would be a shame for a high-level player like him.
Meanwhile, Roma continue to pay heavily for injuries. Because Dybala is the third major injury for Mourinho’s team, which lost Turkish Celik last week and has not been able to use Wijnaldum for months. All three will return in 2023.
Source: Fan Page IT
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