Odemwingie Could Be Out For The Season

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According to reports sourced by SL10 Peter Odemwingie is feared out for the rest of the season following the injury he sustained in Stoke City's victory over Manchester City.
There are fears that the 32-year-old damaged his cruciate knee ligament forcing Stoke City into a deadline day move for Liverpool's Oussama Assaidi who spent last season on loan with the Potters.
The news on Odemwingie is a crushing blow for a player starring in Stoke's last season revival just a few months ago.
He collapsed with nobody around him at Manchester City on Saturday and was stretchered from the pitch.
Boss Mark Hughes said after the 1-0 win the injury was nothing sinister.
However, that appears not to be the case anymore as various media outlet connected with Stoke City are reporting he might be out for the rest of the season.

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