Zoltan Gera believes the knee injury he picked up on Tuesday will not sideline him for long.
Cottagers playmaker hoping to have only suffered a strain
Zoltan Gera believes the knee injury he picked up on Tuesday will not sideline him for long.
The Fulham midfielder tweaked knee ligaments in training, becoming the latest in a long line of Cottagers stars to be laid low.
He has already undergone a scan in an effort to determine the severity of the problem, and is hoping the results come back positive.
While Roy Hodgson will continue to be hampered by a lengthy list of casualties over the next few weeks, he will welcome the news that Gera expects to be back in action inside a fortnight.
The 30-year-old admits he will be forced to sit out upcoming games against Portsmouth and Bolton, but is optimistic regarding his chances of making a speedy recovery.
Disappointed
"After I felt the knee go I ended training immediately and returned to the dressing rooms, because I felt there might be a problem," Gera told
Pepsifoci.
"I have injured the ligament before and today I didn't feel as though the pain was as bad as last time.
"I hope it is only a strain, but the MRI scan will show what the full problem is.
"I think I will be out for the next two games. I am very disappointed as I think I have been in good form recently."
