Wolverhampton Wanderers winger is ruled out of action.
Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Connor Ronan
For all their summer investment in big name players, one of the most exciting developments at Wolves this season has been the development of Connor Ronan.
Manager Paul Lambert told The BBC that Ronan faces a few months out with a stress fracture to his back, an injury which potentially rules him out for the rest of the season.
Wolves are sitting at the wrong end of the table and while the quality they have should help them avoid being dragged into the relegation scrap, Ronan’s injury is certainly a blow.
Fans have been bemoaning their bad luck, and wishing the teenager luck in a swift and full recovery.
The messages show what a big impact Ronan has made in just a short space of time.
The youngster has made three Championship starts and one substitute appearance, and a further two showings from the bench in the FA Cup.
He provided an assist in the recent 3-1 win over Barnsley and Wolves risk being a poorer team without him.
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