Bobby Wales has returned to Swansea City from his loan at Dundee after suffering an ankle injury while playing for Scotland Under-21s. The striker's season-long loan has been cut short, with the player now back at his parent club for assessment.
Loan spell ends after five appearances
The 20-year-old forward's time at Dens Park has now concluded prematurely due to the injury. His recent form saw him score in a 3-1 win over Ross County and provide an assist in a 2-2 draw with Kilmarnock.
Specialist assessment scheduled
Dundee manager Steven Pressley confirmed the situation. "He's down at Swansea, but they want him to see a certain specialist, and that should take place next Wednesday," Pressley said. The appointment is scheduled for next Wednesday as arranged by Swansea's medical staff.
The news comes as Dundee sit fourth in the Premiership with 13 points from eight games. They face a significant test in their next fixture, a home match against second-placed Rangers on Saturday. The club's recent form includes two wins, two draws, and one loss in their last five league matches.
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