According to a report by Gianluca Di Marzio on X on November 13, 2026, Roma have resumed training at Trigoria with encouraging developments emerging from the treatment room.

The Giallorossi returned to work after receiving three days off from manager Gian Piero Gasperini following their victory over Sassuolo. Players currently away on international duty were absent, while those remaining at the training ground used the break in the domestic schedule to focus on recovery.

The most encouraging update involved Paulo Dybala and Gianluca Mancini. Both players took part in a portion of the team session before continuing their work separately. Neither has yet completed a full training session with the squad.

Dybala has been working his way back from a calf problem that has repeatedly interrupted his attempts to return. His latest participation indicates that his recovery is progressing, but Roma are not yet in a position to confirm when he will be available for selection. The club will continue assessing his response to training.

Mancini has also made progress after missing the Sassuolo encounter and Italy’s November international fixtures. The defender had been struggling with a muscular problem in his right flexor. Medical examinations ruled out a lesion. His partial involvement at Trigoria is another encouraging development for Gasperini.

Goalkeeper Mile Svilar has also joined the group for part of the session. The Belgian had previously been training individually while recovering from a fractured toe. Following his latest medical examinations, his comeback had been expected to remain on hold until after the international break. His move from individual exercises to partial team training therefore marks a meaningful step in his rehabilitation.

Roma are nevertheless maintaining a careful approach with Svilar. His participation does not mean he is ready to return to competitive action, and the club intends to avoid rushing his recovery.

There is less certainty surrounding Pierluigi Gollini, who remains on an individual programme. The former Atalanta goalkeeper has missed Roma’s last two matches because of a back problem. Gasperini must wait for further information before knowing which goalkeeping options will be available for the next game.

Roma’s next assignment is against Parma at the Tardini, in their first match following the international break. The medical and coaching staff are expected to monitor the injured players’ conditions daily. Trigoria is reportedly optimistic about the possibility of welcoming several absentees back, although no definitive return dates have been established.

The international break gives the coaching staff time to assess each recovery without the pressure of a fixture. Roma's priority is to ensure that progress on the training ground leads to a safe return, rather than risking another setback by bringing players back too quickly.

For now, Dybala, Mancini and Svilar provide the clearest signs of progress. None has resumed full group training, so their availability against Parma remains uncertain. Even so, after a difficult spell, their gradual reintegration offers Roma renewed hope that the squad could soon become stronger and Gasperini may have more options for the weeks ahead.