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Injury kept Fulham loan player out of the EFL team for more than a month.
Luke Harris, who is on loan from Fulham, will miss more than a month of work, according to Birmingham City manager Chris Davies. During the summer, Birmingham City moved quickly to acquire the offensive midfield player on a temporary basis. He was brought in to increase their ranks’ depth and level of competition. Harris, 19, has contributed one goal to the League One team’s five appearances in all competitions thus far. During their 2-1 victory against Wigan Athletic at home last Saturday, he suffered an ankle injury. According to BirminghamLive, the Blues’ boss Harris has announced that he and right-back Ethan Laird will be out for more than four weeks. “Ethan received the similar knock on his ankle.”
They will both miss some time, but our squad is ready to handle it. I would estimate that it will be into the months. We need to observe how they both settle, so I can’t say for sure yet, but I believe it will take more than a month for them both. Birmingham City’s injury blow Birmingham City suffers a loss with Harris’ injury because he was only getting started. To make up for his absence, they have a significant depth of strength in their ranks. In order to gain more experience, the Wales youth international was allowed to join them during the most recent transfer window.
He has progressed through the academy ranks at Fulham and has been a member of the team his entire career. Over the years, Harris has played regularly for the Premier League team at several different young levels. The man, who was born in Jersey, has so far made eight appearances for their first squad. In order to further his development, he was loaned out to Exeter City during the previous season. He had a success there, netting four goals in 21 games before returning to Craven Cottage. What’s next for the loanee of Birmingham City? Harris’s safe and prompt return to the field will be hoped for by Birmingham City. The Blues hope to return to the Championship by being promoted