According to a report from The Argus, Charlton Atheltic are set to bring Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Beram Kayal’s loan deal at The Valley to an end in the January transfer window, after an injury-plagued stint with the Championship club.
Brighton and Hove Albion midfielder Beram Kayal joined Championship side Charlton Athletic on a season-long loan deal in the summer transfer window, coming in to add some second-tier experience to Lee Bowyer’s midfield ranks at The Valley.
However, at the halfway stage of the Championship season, Kayal’s involvement has been limited, with injury problems keeping him out of action for the majority of the season. Now, with the January transfer window just over a week away, it has been reported by The Argus that Charlton are set to cut Kayal’s loan deal with the club short.
Kayal has made just six appearances for the Addicks so far this season and a groin injury is expected to keep him out of action for as much as eight weeks after undergoing surgery.
Charlton Athletic have been hit with a number of injuries in the first-half of the season, with a host of their star players picking up injuries that have kept them out of action for long periods. Striker Lyle Taylor spent over two months on the sidelines
And, with a number of injuries hampering Bowyer’s midfield ranks, the Addicks had to sign midfielder Joe Ledley on a free transfer and bring youngster Alfie Doughty back from his loan spell at Bromley. The youngster has since played out on the left-wing, in centre-midfield and even at left-back to cover for a host of injuries.
