Mark Davies: Bolton midfielder out for 10 months with knee injury
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Bolton Wanderers midfielder Mark Davies may not play again this year after damaging his anterior cruciate ligament in his knee against Peterborough.
The news came just two days after it was confirmed that the 25-year-old had agreed a new contract until 2017.
The former Wolves man recently returned from a shoulder injury that had kept him out of action for two months.
He featured in each of the last four matches, from which Dougie Freedman's side had taken eight points.
But Davies, who had impressed in a position behind two Bolton strikers, has now been told he could be out of action for up to 10 months.
Freedman said: "It's a blow for Mark, but he'll come back stronger. I believe Chris Eagles can now step up and deliver in that role."
Swansea made a bid in the region of 拢4m for Davies last summer following Bolton's relegation from the Premier League, which was rejected by Wanderers.
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