A day before playing the Netherlands, the reason why Paulo Dybala doesn't play in Qatar is uncovered

For any footballer, being able to represent his country in a World Cup is usually a dream come true, since he has wanted it since he was a child and very few achieve it. However, the dream could turn into a bitter tatno if not a single minute is taken into account, as is happening with Paulo Dybala in Argentina.

Paulo Dybala did everything to be present at the World Cup in Qatar. The "Jewel" suffered an injury in Rome that jeopardized his performance in the Middle East, however, he managed to recover to be cited by Lionel Scaloni. Now, the reason why the striker has not been taken into account by DT in the Cup is revealed.

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After leaving Juventus and signing for Roma, Dybala secured his spot for the World Cup in Qatar. However, he has a hard time in full competition, since he is one of the five players who have not yet added minutes. In social networks there is a debate about his absence and there is a reason that keeps him from debuting.

It turns out that the "Jewel" occupies the same position as Lionel Messi, the top star of the current Copa América champion. Leo is irreplaceable and for this reason Scaloni cannot give a space to the former Juventus player, who stood out in Serie A before traveling to the Middle East.

The outlook looks complicated for Dybala in the remainder of the World Cup:

The Argentine team will face the Netherlands in the quarterfinals and Scaloni has in mind the possibility of changing his scheme and playing with four midfielders (Leandro Paredes, Enzo Fernández, Rodrigo de Paul and Alexis Mac Allister) and only two forwards (Lionel Messi and Julián Álvarez). Thus, the chances of the 'Jewel' are minimal to add minutes in Qatar.