Paulo Dybala scored and reached 13 goals in Serie A for AS Roma in their 2-2 draw vs. Napoli.
Dybala started the match for AS Roma and they were awarded a penalty in the second half. With the score at 0-0, it was the Argentine who took it and his effort was low into the bottom corner, scoring to give AS Roma the 1-0 lead.
AS Roma would score one more and Napoli would score two and the match would end in a 2-2 draw. Leandro Paredes was suspended for AS Roma and Gio Simeone was an unused substitute for Napoli, remaining on the bench.
Does anyone know why Emi Martinez was subbed out of the last game?
Wow after a long time our players are scoring in same week🔥
Wish lautaro and alverez join too
And the river kids
If we are to win the 2026 world cup without Messi and Dimaria, Dybala has to be fit and be able to play 8 matches within a span of 1 month ( new format). He is by far our most skillful player who can not only create but score world class goals out of nowhere. Nobody in our team has the same level of Xfactor of Dybala beside Messi and Dimaria. If he was even 50% more fitter, would easily be the top three players in Europe right now.
I agree. But according to his history and trends, he will be injured about 9 more times between now and the 2026 world cup
Messi will be 100% there in US.
The move to Miami suggests so, eventhough, Messi was too cautious while addressing his retirement plan. Hope Scaloni has plan B for the potential fear factor missing element of post Messi and Di Maria era. Certainly not Dybala though. Not only because of the injury record, there are equal if not more talents to run the family both in the current squad and at youth level.
Dybala, despite all his fitness issues, has a goal contribution every 80 minutes in the past couple of years
Other than Di Maria, no Argentine attacker playing in top European leagues, young or old, has anywhere close to those numbers. For reference Julian Alvarez (140 minutes), Nico Gonzalez (180 minutes), Di Maria (105 minutes).
Forgot about Lautaro – 85 miinutes.
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