Roma continues to prepare for the away match against Udinese, scheduled for tomorrow at 6:00 PM, with Gian Piero Gasperini still dealing with some key absences.

Among the players unavailable is Paulo Dybala, sidelined with a calf muscle injury.

The Argentine striker is continuing his recovery but has not yet returned to regular training with the rest of the squad.

The goal is to be available again as soon as possible, without taking any risks that could jeopardize his return.

According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Dybala has now recovered from his minor calf injury, although he continued his personalized work yesterday. “La Joya” will therefore certainly miss the trip to Udine, but he remains hopeful of at least returning to the squad for the Champions League match against Manchester United.

It’s more likely, however, that he’ll be back in the next match against Sassuolo. Il Messaggero is less optimistic, however, claiming the Argentine’s return remains uncertain.

The problem with his lateral calf muscle hasn’t been completely resolved, despite the personalized work he underwent yesterday.

Dybala would like to be present in England, but the Giallorossi medical staff isn’t planning on rushing the process, to avoid the risk of a relapse. His situation will therefore continue to be monitored over the coming days, pending an understanding of when he will be able to return to training with the team.