(Reuters) - Burnley manager Sean Dyche said he has not decided about signing Danny Drinkwater permanently with the midfielder's injury-hit loan spell set to end in the New Year.
The 29-year-old joined Burnley on a six-month loan deal from Chelsea in August but has not featured for them in the Premier League after damaging his ankle ligaments in an altercation outside a nightclub.
"So I think it's too early to worry about that, we want to see him get fit first and get on the pitch at some point and then take it from there." "There's an element of him getting himself back on track. I've spoken about the bigger picture to him... he's desperate to play, he's working hard trying to get fit," Dyche said.
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