Roma star Paulo Dybala continued training separately today, but Chris Smalling and Renato Sanches will be available against Lecce on Monday.

Calciomercato.com reports the latest updates from Trigoria where Roma trained on Friday, three days before a Serie A game against Lecce.

Dybala continued working separately from the group and the Argentinean remains in doubt for the match at the Stadio Via Del Mare, as Roma doctors don’t want to take any risk. After the Lecce game, Roma will meet Lazio in Serie A and Milan in the Europa League, and Daniele De Rossi wants to play these matches with a fit Dybala.

According to Calciomercato, however, Smalling and Renato Sanches will return to action against Lecce or, at least, be available for DDR.

Tammy Abraham is also working with the team and could make his season debut in one of the next outings, while Sardar Azmoun, Leonardo Spinazzola and Rasmus Kristensen trained separately today and won’t be available in Lecce.

More must-reads:

TODAY'S BEST
Antoine Winfield Jr. agrees to record contract extension with Buccaneers
Bears coach provides massive update on QB Caleb Williams' progress
Rookie camp sheds light on Patriots' efforts to develop Drake Maye
First game of 2024 NFL season features rematch between two AFC powerhouses
Bronny James receives medical clearance, expected to remain in draft
Nuggets teach Timberwolves it's never easy to knock out the champion
Panthers come from behind to take Game 4 vs. Bruins
Hawks win 2024 NBA Draft Lottery
Watch: Padres star passes father on all-time home runs list
Terrion Arnold honors his mother in a unique way
Brad Keselowski breaks 110-race winless streak at Darlington
Watch: Manchester United ties record, highlighting club's ineptitude
Celtics' Jrue Holiday praises overlooked aspect of Jayson Tatum's game
Arturs Silovs' 42 saves lead Canucks past Oilers in Game 3
Braves star leaves game early due to left side soreness
Pacers blow out Knicks on Mother’s Day, even series at 2-2
Hawks GM 'shocked' that his team won the NBA Draft Lottery
Prolific former Brewers, A's slugger announces retirement
Saints to sign veteran offensive lineman
Smother's Day: Pacers shut down Knicks in first half of Game 4