Former Portsmouth man on course for Fratton return with Sheffield Wednesday as woes are detailed following Swansea City exit
George Byers could be in contention to return to Fratton Park with Sheffield Wednesday next month - as he aims to put his injury struggles behind him.
The man who spent the second half of last season on loan at Pompey opted for a move to their League One rivals this summer, following their relegation from the Championship.
It's been a struggle for the Welshman at Hillsborough, however, with Byers sidelined since September 11, after he picked up a groin problem in the Owls' 3-0 defeat at Plymouth.
That has restricted the 25-year-old to just four League One appearances. after moving from Championship outfit Swansea City.
In a recent Instagram post, Byers detailed his frustrations and aims for a return - which could put him on course for a Fratton outing.
Darren Moore's side at due at Fratton Park on December 8, in a mouthwatering tie of two former Premier League giants.
Byers said: ‘Frustrating period for me being out injured! Back on grass building up now, feeling good. Can’t wait to get back playing at Hillsborough’.
Byers joined Pompey on loan in January, in an attempt to gain match time following a lengthy spell on the sidelines for Swansea.
The midfielder played 65 times for them in the Championship, and Pompey fans believed he could’ve been the key to success in helping Kenny Jackett’s team push for promotion.
But ultimately after a mixed time at the club, which saw him pick up 14 appearances mostly as a substitute - Byers returned to his parent club before his summer exit.