Midfielder out for up to 12 weeks
Huddersfield Town midfielder Oscar Gobern will be out for up to 12 weeks after undergoing surgery on a troublesome ankle injury.
The 21 year-old started the season opener at Preston North End in the Capital One Cup, but has since been on the sidelines due to a lingering issue with his right ankle.
As a result, Oscar underwent surgery on Tuesday – as Town’s Physio James Haycock explained to htafc.com:
“We’ve tried to do all we can to avoid putting Oscar through surgery by remedying the issue through strengthening, but he reached the running stage and it was clear that the ankle wouldn’t settle down.
“Oscar underwent a procedure on his right ankle which basically has tightened all around the joints surrounding the troublesome ligament using wires.
“He should be on crutches for a maximum of one week before we start to step up his rehabilitation, with an aim to get him back available for selection between eight and 12 weeks.”
Huddersfield Town Manager Simon Grayson added:
“Oscar has been struggling with this injury all season and we reached the decision to put him in for surgery to clear it up once and for all.
“We are all disappointed, but he’s still a young man and the aim now is to get him fighting fit for his return early in the New Year.”
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