Juve's Paulo Dybala is set to miss the remainder of the season with a hamstring injury.

The Argentina international has been out since suffering the injury in the second leg of Juve's Champions League quarter-final tie against Manchester United last month.

Dybala, who had just returned from injury for Juventus' Serie A title-winning campaign, will now be out for several months.

His absence could be particularly damaging as Juventus look to defend their Serie A title and progress in the Champions League.

Injured: Paulo Dybala (left) has been ruled out for the rest of the season after injuring his hamstring during Juventus' Champions League quarter-final match against Manchester United earlier this month. Photo by Mario Sorrenti/Getty Images

It is expected that Dybala will undergo surgery on his injured hamstring, which will keep him out of action for at least six weeks.

This means he will likely miss the end of the season, including the final few games of the Serie A championship and any potential playoff matches.

However, it is not yet clear if he will be able to return to full fitness in time for next season,Football Base Camp or even if he will be able to play competitively again.

While his absence may be disappointing for Juventus fans, it is important to remember that injuries can happen to anyone, and that Dybala has shown great resilience throughout his career.

Despite his recent setbacks, Dybala remains a key player for Juventus, and his absence is sure to have a significant impact on the team's performance going forward.

It remains to be seen how Juve will cope without him, but there is no doubt that the club will do everything they can to get him back on the pitch as soon as possible.

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