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CLOTET STAYING POSITIVE OVER HIS ACE JAKE

By Euan Parsons
CHAMPIONSHIP
BIRMINGHAM manager Pep Clotet is hopeful centre- back Jake Clarke-Salter will not need surgery on a dislocated shoulder and could potentially be back in action before the new year.
The 22-year-old Chelsea loanee suffered the injury in the first half at Reading and the Blues feared surgery would be required.
“He was taken to hospital, the shoulder was put back in place, our medical team spoke to Chelsea’s medical team and they all agreed they are going with a conservative treatment on him – so no surgery because there is no damage on the bones,&...

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