What is behind Paulo Dybala's impressive start to the season at Roma

The numbers show that but it is quite evident La Joya is enjoying himself, as he seems to have adapted well to Gian Piero Gasperini's system too. Until last season, there were growing doubts over whether the Argentine would even fit into the Italian's ways.

It demands a high workrate and an intensity which is rare to see in the Serie A even today. Injuries were picking up for Dybala anyway, as he was being haunted by constant muscle worries.

He could've easily had seven too, if Donyell Malen hadn't missed well setup goals in those games too.