Dybala Focused on Parma Return as Roma Future Remains Open

Paulo Dybala is working to be fit for Roma's return to league action at Parma, with Corriere dello Sport reporting he is expected to rejoin group training on Wednesday afternoon. The outlet describes that as the best news for Roma.

On his future, the report says Dybala does not intend to leave Italy or Roma in January, with a decision on his future expected in June. If he departs, the 32-year-old and his family would reportedly prefer to return to Argentina.

Corriere dello Sport notes a connection to Miami, but says it is not sporting: his wife Oriana Sabatini's family has had a home in Florida for years. The report adds that a move to the American league is far from certain and that New York or Los Angeles could be other options.

Dybala is also set to turn 32 on Sunday, November 15, his fifth birthday in Rome and his first as a father. The report says his gift could come a few days later with a call-up against Parma, followed by a Champions League match in Paris.