Juventus have confirmed that Paulo Dybala faces three more weeks out as he continues to recover from a thigh injury.
Dybala has not played for Juve since their 1-0 defeat to Milan on October 22, and he is still no nearer to making a return, despite “good progress in the healing progress”.
“Paulo Dybala today underwent tests, which showed good progress in the healing process of his injury to the biceps femoris muscle in his right thigh, although it is not yet completed,” read a statement.
Juventus have confirmed that Paulo Dybala faces three more weeks out as he continues to recover from a thigh injury.
Dybala has not played for Juve since their 1-0 defeat to Milan on October 22, and he is still no nearer to making a return, despite “good progress in the healing progress”.
“Paulo Dybala today underwent tests, which showed good progress in the healing process of his injury to the biceps femoris muscle in his right thigh, although it is not yet completed,” read a statement.
“Therefore, the current situation does not allow him to resume working with the team, which at the moment is conceivable in around three weeks and will be better determined by the results of his next examination.”
The attacker will consequently the remainder of the Bianconeri’s games in November against Pescara and Genoa in Serie A, plus a potentially-decisive clash with Sevilla in the Champions League.