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Burnley midfielder Danny Drinkwater will be out for two weeks following maintaining ankle ligament damage.
The 29-year-old, who’s on loan from Chelsea, has been allegedly attacked hours after the Clarets’ 3-0 defeat by Liverpool on Saturday.
Drinkwater is not able to train on grass following the episode, according to Burnley manager Sean Dyche.
“They’re human beings and people do get scrapes,” Dyche explained.
“He is old enough and smart enough to understand you do anything you can to make an effort not to get into scrapes but occasionally it happens.
“He is a part of us. Allow him to get realigned into where he wants to be and where he was and we have to work together with him. We’ve talked to the rest will stay private.”
The former Leicester midfielder was pictured with facial injuries following the incident and has been limited to one appearance this year.
“We have had a chat with him said: What happened first of all? What was the situation that led to it? OK, let’s go away from this, today where to do we go from here? That is where we’re at,” Dyche additional.
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