Manchester United striker Louis Saha is expected to be
out until November after undergoing knee surgery.
Saha missed the close of last season with a knee complaint as his
injury-hit Old Trafford career showed no signs of slowing up.
He has now had an operation on his knee in America and his agent
Ranko Stojic has confirmed the France international's
absence.
Stojic also revealed that there is now no chance of Saha leaving
the Premiership champions before the start of next season.
"Louis has had surgery in America and he won't be on the field now
for a few months," Stojic told the Manchester Evening News.
"There is no question that he will be changing clubs.
"He's been unlucky and it is very important now that he gets back
to 100 per cent fitness.
"I don't know when he will be able to start training again, but he
is looking at being back around November or December. But it is
going to be a while."
Saha's injury will likely intensify United manager Sir Alex
Ferguson's quest to bring a new striker to the club over the
summer.
Reports had claimed that Saha could have been used as a makeweight
in any deal, or sold to raise additional funds, but the former
Fulham ace will now start on another road back to fitness.
Source: Sky Sports
http://home.skysports.com/list.aspx?hlid=471588&CPID=8&clid=1&lid=2&title=New+setback+for+Saha
Argh... Just get rid of him please. >__>
