Dybala and De Ligt suspended, both to miss next clash against AC Milan

JUV 4 - 1 TOR - Paulo Dybala (middle) in action for The Old Lady against The Old Maroon Heart on Saturday. Photo: Valerio Pennicino/Getty Images

Juventus Argentine forward Paulo Dybala and Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt have been suspended and both will miss the encounter against AC Milan on Tuesday.


The Disciplinary Commission after the Serie A matches played on Saturday gave its verdict on the latest round of bookings.

Lecce, Sassuolo and Torino also have suspensions.

Dybala and De Ligt were booked during their top flight encounter against Torino on Saturday, a game the Old Lady won 4 - 1 with Ronaldo netting his first Serie A free kick after 43 attempts.

After the match against Torino, Juventus Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo confessed he had to score the free kick goal "to get some confidence back".

The Old Lady Head Coach Maurizio Sarri also bared his mind on what "surprised" him about Ronaldo and Cuadrado after the game.

The suspension placed on both Juve players means they'll be missing against the Rossoneri when they lock horns inside the Allianz Stadium on Tuesday, 20:45

The suspension (one-match) was extended to Torino defender Armando Izzo, Sassuolo forward Filip Djuricic and Lecce midfielder Panagiotis Tachtsidis.