Albion defender Martin Kelly will step up his rehabilitation following an eight-month absence with a serious knee injury.
Kelly sustained the injury on his Wigan debut after joining the Latics on loan in January.
The 33-year-old was ruled out for the remainder of the season, and has been unable to return during the new campaign. However, while Kelly is unlikely to return to the frame in the near future, he will be moving on to the next phase of his recovery.“Unfortunately, in his first game for Wigan, he was injured.
“Friday, for example, is the first day he is going to work with one of our technical members of staff, so we are helping him in the process of recovery. “After that he’ll be one player more. Knowing he is going to be eight months without playing football, it makes it more difficult for him to be ready to play.
“We need to analyse when the right moment, and to see what is the best decision for him to be loaned, or to be kept. That’s something that I cannot tell you because it’s September. If you ask me now if he is ready, then I’ll tell you he is not.“Friday is the first day he’s going to do a technical drill with one of the coaches.”
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