Paulo Dybala is poised to rejoin the Roma squad for Saturday’s Serie A fixture against Bologna. The Argentine forward successfully completed a full training session with his teammates on Tuesday, marking his return exactly 90 days after undergoing surgery on his left knee.
The former Juventus star has been sidelined since January following an operation to repair a tear in the external meniscus of his left knee. This injury has prevented him from participating in Roma’s crucial matches during the latter stages of the season.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Dybala’s reintegration into full group training is a significant uplift for manager Gian Piero Gasperini as the club vies for a Champions League spot in the final weeks of the campaign.
Dybala’s availability offers a much-needed injection of creative flair to a Roma side that has had to adapt without one of its most unpredictable and dangerous attackers during a pivotal period. It remains to be seen whether he will start against Bologna or come off the bench, but his mere presence in the squad provides Gasperini with an additional attacking option he has lacked for the past three months.
Adding to the positive news from the training ground, Wesley has also been confirmed as fully recovered from the bicep femoris injury he sustained during a friendly match between Brazil and France. The Brazilian has been diligently working his way back to fitness and is now available for selection as Roma prepares for what is anticipated to be a decisive final stretch of the season.
