Paulo Dybala says he is under 'even greater suffering' when he can't be on the pitch with his teammates and confirms he will return to action after the break.
The Argentinean is on the sidelines since January when he picked up a knee injury against Sassuolo.
The 27-year-old has only played 16 games so far this season and was the only Juventus player to react on social media to the Old Lady's defeat against Benevento.
"Nothing would have made me happier than to be able to help the team in these months," he wrote on Instagram.
Paulo Dybala says he is under 'even greater suffering' when he can't be on the pitch with his teammates and confirms he will return to action after the break.
The Argentinean is on the sidelines since January when he picked up a knee injury against Sassuolo.
The 27-year-old has only played 16 games so far this season and was the only Juventus player to react on social media to the Old Lady's defeat against Benevento.
"Nothing would have made me happier than to be able to help the team in these months," he wrote on Instagram.
"The suffering is equal or even greater when you can't be on the pitch with your teammates.
"There are still two months to go and we must be united, now more than ever.
"I continue to train and I can not wait to get back together with my teammates after the break. We are Juve."
Dybala has scored three goals across all competitions so far this season and his contract with Juventus expires in June 2022.