Good news for Roma regarding Paulo Dybala. According to Niccolò Maurelli’s, the Argentine striker is on track to be called up and on the bench for the Champions League match against Slovan Bratisla…

Roma are optimistic that forward Paulo Dybala will be called up for their upcoming Champions League fixture against Slovan Bratislava on Tuesday. The Argentine attacker missed Roma's recent domestic match against Genoa due to an absence, but he is now targeting a return to the squad as European action resumes.
The development provides a boost for manager Gian Piero Gasperini, whose side navigated an injury crisis to secure a 2-0 Serie A victory over Genoa. Gasperini hopes to recover key first-team players ahead of Tuesday night after fielding several rotated and youth options in their previous outing.
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