West Ham United say they won't hurry to conclusion over the gravity of the thigh harm Ghana forward Andre Ayew endured in their Premier League opener on Monday night.
The £20.5m marking from Swansea City stumbled off the field harmed 33 minutes into his aggressive introduction for the side against a Chelsea – a diversion the Hammers lost 1-2.
He pulled up in the wake of sprinting for a ball and was not anticipated that would be out long haul.
Andre Ayew experienced an output on Wednesday evening and the London club has affirmed he "endured a critical harm."
He has torn a muscle and will require surgery that will keep him out until in any event Christmas.
In the midst of media reports that the 26-year-old and the club have been managed a huge blow with cases he has torn a muscle and will require surgery that will keep him out until at any rate Christmas (four months), head of West Ham's therapeutic and Sports Science, Stijn Vandenbroucke has issued a redesign saying the club is counseling authorities for right analysis before giving out a course of events.
"Andre Ayew harmed his right thigh at Chelsea on Monday and experienced an output on Wednesday evening," Vandenbroucke told whufc.com.
"The medicinal group will now survey the outcomes with a main specialist before making any determinations.
"My first thought and need is with the player and his physical and mental prosperity. He has endured a huge damage and it is basic that we don't race to conclusions and we get the right determination by counseling top authorities.
"As of now, it is too soon to put a time period on his potential return date however Andre is confronting a critical recovery period.
"The best thing we can do as a Club is to bolster Andre through this troublesome period. We will keep you redesigned all through this procedure and I am certain he will be returned more grounded than at any other time."
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