Former Inter coach Andrea Stramaccioni feels Paulo Dybala is ‘slightly more influential’ for Roma than…

Former Inter Milan coach Andrea Stramaccioni believes Paulo Dybala is currently slightly more influential for Roma than Nico Paz is for Como ahead of their Serie A meeting. Speaking to Gazzetta, Stramaccioni analyzed the upcoming Round 6 clash between Cesc Fàbregas' Como and Gian Piero Gasperini's Roma at the Stadio Sinigaglia. He highlighted the individual matchup between the two Argentine playmakers, calling Dybala a proven, game-changing talent.
Stramaccioni noted that controlling the tempo and breaking through down the flanks will be decisive tactically. Roma entered the fixture tied at the top of Serie A with 13 points, while Como held 10 points. Stramaccioni also warned Roma to keep Como attackers Martin Baturina and Assane Diao with their backs to goal, while expecting Como's defense to use collective zonal marking against Dybala and Donyell Malen.
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