Callum Wilson Injury: Bournemouth Striker out for the Season with Ruptured ACL

Bournemouth have been dealt a damaging blow after the club confirmed striker Callum Wilson will miss the remainder of the 2016-17 campaign due to a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.The Premier League outfit released a statement via their official website on Thursday announcing Wilson's rehabilitation is "expected to last for six months," providing quotes from manager Eddie Howe, who said:We are all devastated for Callum.Whats important now is that he receives the support and love of his family and friends, teammates and everyone associated with AFC Bournemouth.Callum showed incredible character and determination to come back from a similar set-back last season and we know he has the same strength and will to do the same again.Wilson enjoyed a successful return to the English top flight this season after suffering another ACL injury in September 2015, scoring six goals in 20 Premier League appearances for Bournemouth.More to follow.
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