'Can't be on the pitch with my teammates', this is 'suffering' - Juve forward Dybala

Juventus forward Paulo Dybala has confirmed he will get back to action after the break as he revealed he is under 'even greater suffering' when he can't field with his teammates.

Juventus Argentine forward Paulo Dybala. Photo: @paulodybala

Since January, Dybala has been sidelined after picking up a knee injury during Juve's encounter with Sassuolo.

The 27-year old Argentina international has only fielded 16 times so far for the Bianconeri this season.

The forward was the only player to react on social media after Juventus fell to Benevento by a lone goal during their weekend (Sunday 21 March) Serie A clash at the Allianz Stadium.

Dybala wrote on Instagram: "Nothing would have made me happier than to be able to help the team in these months.

Paulo Dybala poses with his Juventus teammates and Coach Andrea Pirlo's. Photo: @paulodybala

"The suffering is equal or even greater when you can't be on the pitch with your teammates.

"There are still two months to go and we must be united, now more than ever.

"I continue to train and I can not wait to get back together with my teammates after the break. We are Juve."

The Argentine whose contract at Turin is expected to expire in June 2022 has netted only three times so far for Andrea Pirlo's side across all competitions this season.