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Roma Update: Svilar and Dybala Nearing Return, Pellegrini Still Out

Luciana Rodrigues

AS Roma’s injury list is shrinking significantly as the international break concludes, with goalkeeper Mile Svilar and attacking star Paulo Dybala both expected to be available for the Serie A away fixture against Parma on November 21. Svilar, who has been sidelined for approximately one month with a fractured right foot, completed his latest recovery session at Trigoria ahead of the team’s return to training on Wednesday. Medical staff have opted for a cautious approach to ensure full recovery, setting the Parma match as the definitive target for his return between the posts, a crucial boost for a defense that has struggled without its primary shot-stopper.

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Dybala’s timeline aligns with Svilar’s, as the Argentine forward uses the two-week break to rehabilitate the calf injury sustained during the Champions League encounter against Real Madrid. While the initial prognosis was uncertain, Dybala is on track to regain match fitness in time for the trip to the Tardini. His availability is vital for Luciano Spalletti’s tactical flexibility, offering Roma a proven creator in the final third who can unlock stubborn defenses. The simultaneous return of both players significantly alters the squad’s depth, allowing the coaching staff to rotate more effectively as the congested fixture list intensifies.

However, the news is less positive for midfielder Lorenzo Pellegrini, who remains a long-term absentee despite avoiding tendon surgery. The number seven, who suffered a serious muscle-tendon tear in his right thigh during the match against Slovan Bratislava, has chosen a conservative treatment plan that will keep him out of action for an extended period. This decision, while preserving his long-term health, leaves Roma without a key tactical anchor in midfield. With Gianluca Mancini also aiming to recover for the league restart, the focus now shifts to how the current squad can bridge the gap until Pellegrini’s eventual return, a timeline that remains undefined and potentially months away.

Source: Yahoo Sports

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Luciana Rodrigues

Luciana Rodrigues

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Luciana Rodrigues is a dedicated sports journalist and lead editor at Today Match Info, specializing in global football tournaments, real-time match reports, boxing championships, and sports analytics. She adheres to strict journalistic integrity and high editorial standards for Google News readers.

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