Dybala to be ready for start of preseason | OneFootball

Paulo Dybala is reportedly looking to anticipate his return to the pitch following his recent season-ending surgery.

As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Paulo Dybala will return to the field before September.

The surgery the Argentine underwent in London did not require tendon reconstruction, but only the removal of a small part, a technique common in Anglo-Saxon countries that significantly reduced recovery times.

The striker has already abandoned crutches and is walking without problems, and in a few weeks he will be able to run again.

Dybala will be ready for Roma’s summer preseason, but will anticipate his return to Trigoria to begin training at the end of June.

The club has followed the entire process carefully, with the Friedkins always updated and present in managing the operation and recovery.

The initial fear that he might miss the start of next season has been dispelled: the choice of surgery has proven to be the safest, avoiding the risk of relapses, which with conservative therapy would have been 45%.

The Giallorossi number 21 continues his rehabilitation without rushing the times: complete recovery remains the priority, both for him and for Roma.

In the meantime, Dybala is not leaving the team: he goes to Trigoria every day and on Sunday he will be at the Olimpico to watch the match against Juventus, a game in which he would have liked to be a protagonist.