The Stoke City attacker sustained a knee
injury against Rochdale on Monday and the
club have now confirmed that he will miss the
remainder of the 2014-15 season


Stoke City have confirmed
that Bojan will miss the
rest of the season after
sustaining a knee ligament
injury in the FA Cup win
over Rochdale.
The Spaniard joined the club from Barcelona in a
£3 million summer deal and had set about
revitalising his career, making a significant
impact at the Britannia Stadium after sealing
his move.
Bojan has scored five goals in all competitions
and netted a brilliant strike against Rochdale on
Monday, though he had his game prematurely cut
short when he pulled up short at Spotland
Stadium, before reports suggested that he had
left the ground on crutches.
And, after undergoing a scan, the club have
confirmed that he will miss the remainder of the
2014-15 season, with manager Mark Hughes
quickly moving to lament his loss.
"It's bitterly disappointing for the club but even
more so for Bojan himself as he was making such
a big impact on the Premier League and clearly
enjoying his football," he told Stoke's official
website. "We wish him a speedy recovery."
Stoke are currently 10th in the Premier League,
having taken 29 points from 22 games.