Dybala out of Argentina squad, 20 days of rest with Roma

Lionel Scaloni, the head coach of Argentina, has decided not to call up Paulo Dybala to the national team squad during the current international break, allowing the AS Roma star a chance to rest and work with his club away from the pressures of international matches.

According to Italian reports, Paulo Dybala will benefit from a break of around 20 days without official matches, a period that gives him the chance to regain his energy after the busy start to the season, where he participated with AS Roma in matches in Serie A and the UEFA Champions League.

Paulo Dybala has participated in all five of AS Roma's official matches this season, totaling 404 minutes, scoring one goal and providing four assists, as his team continues their perfect start with four consecutive wins in Serie A.

Paulo Dybala is resting at a time when Argentina are preparing for a series of friendly matches against Bolivia, Burkina Faso, and Benin. The squad has seen the call-up of several Serie A players, alongside Lionel Messi, who is set to play his international farewell match against Benin on October 6.