Portsmouth are set to be without Niko Kranjcar for three months due to an ankle injury.
The midfielder ruptured ankle ligaments while on international duty for Croatia against Slovenia last week and underwent an operation.
A statement on Portsmouth's website read: "The operation took place at the Hampshire Clinic in Basingstoke and was performed by James Calder, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon specialist in foot and ankle surgery.
"The same surgeon operated on former Pompey player Pedro Mendes last season when he had a similar injury.
"Blues club doctor, Nigel Sellars, attended the operation along with the orthopaedic surgeon to the Croatia national team.
"The 24-year-old will wear a non-weight bearing case for three weeks before beginning rehabilitation. He faces an estimated eight to 12 weeks before being able to play first-team football again."
www.portsmouthfc.co.uk
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