AS Roma announced that striker Pablo Osvaldo can not play for the Italian capital club for two months due to injury.

According to Football Italia, Osvaldo was injured while training earlier this week, and is currently undergoing tests to determine the level of injury.

This morning, the player who was brought from Espanyol last summer underwent an MRI test, and it was known that there is a torn right thigh muscle.

Giallorossi management reveals that the results of medical examinations forces Osvaldo to be ruled out for up to eight weeks.

Osvaldo is currently the top scorer for Roma, and the injury was obtained no more than 24 hours after the departure of Marco Borriello to Juventus. Rome probably needs to enter the transfer market to search for a new striker.