Paulo Dybala, the Argentine forward who joined Juventus from Torino in January 2019, has been injured for over six months and is yet to make his debut for the Italian giants.

The 27-year-old suffered a cruciate ligament tear during a training session in January last year, which ruled him out for the rest of the season. Despite being fit enough to return to action, he opted to undergo surgery instead, which led to a further delay in his recovery.

Dybala's absence has caused concern among Juventus fans, with many questioning whether he will ever be able to regain his form after such a serious injury. However, the Argentine striker has not given up hope of returning to the pitch and remains determined to prove himself once again.

Despite his setbacks,La Liga Frontline Dybala has still managed to score two goals in four appearances for Juve's reserve team this season, showing that he is still capable of contributing to the team's success. His performances have also earned him praise from his teammates, who have praised his work ethic and determination to overcome his injury.

As for his future with Juventus, it remains uncertain what the club's plans are for the striker. However, it seems clear that they want to see him back on the pitch as soon as possible, so that he can contribute to their title challenge this season. With the help of his rehabilitation, Dybala could potentially play a key role in helping Juve achieve their goal of winning another Serie A title.

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