Trouble for Ranieri: there is injury for Dybala

Recovery times for Dybala and Rensch
 

A double blow for Roma, which loses two of its starters ahead of crucial upcoming engagements. Paulo Dybala and Rensch, in fact, were injured during the match against Cagliari, causing great concern among the Giallorossi fans. The Argentine striker, after only 12 minutes of play, è was forced to leave the field in tears due to a left thigh injury. Tests confirmed an injury to the semitendinosus tendon, which will keep him out for at least a month. This means Dybala will definitely miss the matches against Lecce, Juventus and, most likely, also the derby with Lazio on April 13. His presence for the return to the field could be towards the end of next month, when Roma will face Verona at the Olimpico. An’absence that will weigh enormously on the Giallorossi team’s ambitions, especially in view of the race for Champions League qualification.

Alongside Dybala, his teammate Rensch also suffered a serious injury. The Dutch outfielder suffered an injury to the left long adductor and will have to stay in the pits for at least three weeks. Roma thus loses another important element, already used to playing in both phases, defensively and offensively, further increasing the difficulty for coach Ranieri.

These injuries come at a delicate time of the season, when every point can è be crucial. The hope è that the break for national teams will speed up recovery time, but both players will have to return with the utmost caution. Dybala, who had just regained form after a period of aches and pains, will have to recover as best he can to resume his key role in attack. Rensch, who had integrated well into Roma’s game, will also be a significant loss to the team. Fans, meanwhile, are hoping for a speedy recovery of the two players, who are crucial for future challenges.