Everton have confirmed that Tom Davies has undergone surgery in London on a hamstring injury.
The midfielder suffered the setback during his recovery from a knee injury sustained against Tottenham Hotspur at the start of November.
And upon further investigations, it was revealed that Davies had suffered a high-grade tendon injury that required surgical intervention.
The Blues have also confirmed that the England under-21 international will now return to USM Finch Farm to work towards his comeback.
“Everton midfielder Tom Davies has undergone successful surgery on an injured hamstring,” a statement from the club read.
“The 23-year-old, who was nearing a return from the knee issue that sidelined him following Everton’s draw with Tottenham Hotspur in November, sustained the hamstring problem at the end of December.
“Investigations revealed a high-grade tendon injury that required surgical intervention.
"The procedure was carried out in London on Tuesday.
“Davies, who has scored one goal in seven appearances this season, will return to USM Finch Farm to work towards his comeback under the care of Everton’s medical staff.”
