AS ROMA NEWS – Paulo Dybala will have to wait until next season to return to the field, but he will do so with one more certainty: that of not risking relapse. After days of reflections, the Joya – in agreement with Roma – has decided to undergo surgery to resolve the injury to his left semitendinosus tendon, suffered against Cagliari. A painful but well-considered choice, arrived after a discussion with the Giallorossi club’s trusted specialists.
Dybala had initially hoped to avoid the operation. He had never gone under the knife in his career and would have liked to keep it that way. He hoped that conservative treatment might be enough, perhaps to return in time to make his contribution to Roma’s Champions League run. But the doctors’ advice was clear: without surgery, the risk of a recurrence would remain very high. An eventuality that neither he nor the club could afford.
Professor Georg Ahlbaumer, Friedkin’s trusted luminary, examined him in Trigoria and cleared all doubts: to prevent the injury from becoming a chronic problem, surgery was the best solution. Now only the location of the operation remains to be determined, with the Moritz clinic in pole position, given the presence of Ahlbaumer himself. In the past few days Dybala’s morale was very low, aware that his season was already over. But the choice to undergo surgery represents an important step: addressing the problem today to return to the field without any more fears. Roma is waiting for him, and he wants to be back at his best to continue making a difference.
Source: Sports Gazette
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