Paulo Dybala started the season by lighting up the pitch with his play.

The Argentine star played in every game before the break: five in Serie A and one in the Champions League.

The number 21 was Gasperini’s third most used outfield player, after Cristante and Hermoso, an unpredictable statistic.

Yet Gasperini’s treatment is working because Dybala is having fun, running, always playing, and creating danger for his opponents. The only thing missing from the game is a goal, which is no small feat for a striker.

In the first five matchdays of Serie A, Paulo Dybala has helped the Giallorossi to the top of the table with 13 points, tied with Inter and Lazio.

As reported on Squawka’s social media, the Argentine star leads the table in terms of precise passes in the final third (125), chances created (22), big chances created (8), and assists (4). In short, when Roma attack, la Joya almost always has a hand in the attack.

The player who has benefited most from his play is Malen: three assists and a decisive pass in Turin.