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Wednesday 11 November 2009 7:00 pm

Bosingwa out for three months after knee op

By: admindrupal

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PREMIER League leaders Chelsea have been dealt a hammer blow with the news that Jose Bosingwa could be out for up to three months after undergoing knee surgery.

The Portuguese international, who signed in a £16.3m deal from Porto in  May 2008, has been out since mid-October with the problem and may have to wait until February to return.

It is the second injury to a full-back at Stamford Bridge in as many weeks after left-sided Ashley Cole fractured his tibia last week – although Chelsea confirmed the England man does not require surgery.

A statement read: “Jose Bosingwa underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee this week. His recovery time will be approximately three months.

“Ashley Cole is suffering from an aggravation of a depressed fracture of the tibia, originally picked up against Atletico Madrid at Stamford Bridge. The injury will not require surgery.”

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