Roma's Dybala Faces 3–6 Weeks Out With Medium-Grade Hamstring Tear
The club will set a return date after assessing his response to treatment.
Overview
- Medical tests identified a medium-grade injury to Paulo Dybala’s left biceps femoris after he was hurt taking a penalty against AC Milan on November 2.
- Italian outlets and team reporting project a layoff of at least three weeks with some estimates extending to six.
- He is expected to miss Rangers and Udinese before the break, then Cremonese, Midtjylland, and likely Napoli, per Gazzetta and other reports.
- Roma are monitoring his recovery, and while Gian Piero Gasperini and the player could push for an early comeback, the medical staff will determine clearance.
- The setback has renewed focus on his durability and contract situation, with sporting director Frederic Massara stating there have been no talks on an extension.