Dybala and Molina to remain at Trigoria | OneFootball

The most anticipated event for Argentinians and beyond will take place on October 6th.

The AFA has invited Nahuel Molina and Paulo Dybala to take part in Lionel Messi’s final match for Argentina—against Benin.

The two Roma players, however, will remain in Trigoria, avoiding a long trip ahead of the match against Como.

According to Radio Manà Manà, both will remain in the capital, putting an end to one of the most debated questions of recent days.

The number 21 is in unprecedented form for the Giallorossi, and his qualities will be needed against Como to continue the pursuit of top spot in the league.

The winger, on the other hand, has started his Roman adventure slowly due to the World Cup, and the break will help him regain his matchday rhythm.

Dybala and Molina would have had to travel a total of over 22,000 kilometers by plane, more than 26 hours of flight time, and the necessary recovery time from the time difference.

Avoiding this long journey will allow the players to arrive ready for the trip to Como. Santiago Castro, Matias Soulé, and Leonardo Balerdi, however, having been called up by Lionel Scaloni, will regularly participate in the event.

Roma has decided not to grant the green light to the number 21 and the winger to allow Gian Piero Gasperini to work on them and have them available against Como. The decision was reached by mutual agreement between the club and the Grugliasco-based coach.