Dybala: Injury is like throwing me into a basin of cold water. Paredes keeps urging me to join Boca

May 6th Roma striker Dybala was interviewed by an Argentine reporter, who talked about injuries, the future, and the topics of Argentina's national team.

You have been forced to rest due to injury since March

"Now I'm a little calmer now. It was really hard at first when I learned how long I would be away, because I had to miss the Argentine national team game, and there were several important games in Rome at that time. Everything seemed good before the injury, I felt good and was in the best time of the season. However, injury was like throwing a basin of cold water on me, but now I'm accepting it and trying to return as soon as possible."

"It's a wonderful thing to know that it's a great thing to be back to the national team, and it's helpful to me there, and I have to give up (national team game) and almost killed me. I've been preparing for those games all year round."

Will I go back to the Argentine League in the future?

"I left a door for returning to Argentina, but I don't know yet. Paredes kept urging me to join Boca. The truth is, I don't know where I will go in the future. It depends on work and family."

About Sule

"He did a great job. It's not easy to adapt to a club like Rome, but he's very talented. The Roman derby is great. When warming up, I suggested that he open his foot a little while shooting. The credit for the goal was his, and I just gave him this advice. He almost scored twice, but unfortunately he missed the shot."