Dybala to undergo more tests, Gollini set for return
Roma wants to immediately erase the disappointment of their Champions League defeat at Manchester United (3-2) and focus on their undefeated league campaign. The Roman side will host Aquilani’s Sass...
Dybala is set to undergo additional tests to assess the progress of his calf injury, while goalkeeper Gollini is expected to make a return soon, according to Roma's ambitions to overcome the recent disappointment of their Champions League loss to Manchester United. The Italian club aims to kick-start their unbeaten league campaign with a match against Sassuolo on Saturday at 8:45 PM. Sassuolo, currently struggling with a poor record, has suffered four consecutive defeats against Frosinone, Como, Lazio, and Fiorentina.
Roma's head coach, Gian Piero Gasperini, is hopeful that at least one of the injured players – Dybala, Koné, and Gollini – will be available for the crucial match before the break. However, it is unlikely that defenders Svilar and Pellegrini will be fit to play. The Argentine striker, Paulo Dybala, is expected to undergo a crucial test today to determine if his calf problem has improved.
Manu Koné seems to have recovered from his physical issues, but Roma will exercise caution. There is optimism regarding Gollini's recovery, as he reported less back pain yesterday. If Gollini misses another match, Gasperini plans to start Vasquez, following his decision to start the Brazilian at Old Trafford against Manchester United. Neither Svilar, Pellegrini, nor Rensch are expected to return before the break.
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