Dybala and Kone aiming to return vs Bologna | OneFootball

Dybala and Koné have one goal: to return to the squad for Bologna-Roma, scheduled for April 24th.

The French midfielder hopes to start, while the Argentine plans to help the team from the bench.

In May, if the medical check-up gives the green light, Artem Dovbyk should also be back on the pitch.

Manu Koné is recovering from a grade II tear to his right thigh biceps femoris, a problem he’s had in previous months.

In short, a serious setback, the result of a hasty recovery, is weighing on Roma’s competitiveness.

The 2001-born player hopes to return for the final stretch of the season to help the Giallorossi reach the Champions League.

Only then will a decision be made regarding his future, with Inter, PSG, and other Premier League clubs all interested.

Dybala will never be a player like the others. The Argentine star embodies the talent and creativity that modern football is losing day by day.

“La Joya” is recovering after arthroscopic surgery on his left knee and wants to help Roma in the final matches of the season.

However, his time at Roma already seems doomed: to stay, he would need to lower his salary from the current €8 million to a maximum of €3 million, but at the moment no discussions have begun with the Roman club.

This is why Boca Juniors, Galatasaray, and Fenerbahce are closely monitoring his situation.