Paulo Dybala resumed training on the pitch at Trigoria as he works to be fit in time for Roma’s next league game against Inter.
The 29-year-old Argentinian forward has been one of the stars of the show in Jose Mourinho’s squad since his arrival on a free transfer last year, scoring 20 goals and providing 10 assists across his 45 games in red and yellow.
Dybala missed Roma’s last two outings against Servette and Monza after suffering a ligament injury in the win over Cagliari on October 8th, leaving Mourinho and Roma without their key man in a crucial stage of the season.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport via TMW, Dybala has carried out on-pitch training exercises in Trigoria and is now pushing to join the Roma squad for their upcoming clash with Inter.
Whilst the 29-year-old will not start against the Nerazzurri, he still wants to get out onto the pitch to try and help his team take home a crucial three points.