Nawao! Everton John Stones out for 3 Months

Hmmmm,it seems its just a season of injuries as Everton defender John Stones requires surgery on the ankle injury he picked up against Manchester United at the weekend and could be out for up to 14 weeks, according to manager Roberto Martinez,Thegoalmac understands.

Thegoalmac wishes him quick recovery,continue to see what his coach said.

"John will need surgery, which will give us a perfect recovery for his left ankle," Martinez told the club's official website.

 "We expect him to be out for probably the next 10-to-14 weeks, depending on how everything goes.

"It's a clear injury – not a complicated injury. Obviously, it's a little bit of a setback because you don't want to lose any players but, in John's case, we were very worried in the moment that it happened because those injuries can become a little bit difficult to treat.

"But this one is going to be straightforward and we are already counting down the days for him to come back and we'll make sure he comes back stronger and ready for the final and most important part of the season."

Stones has quickly become a permanent fixture in the Everton back line since his €3.8 million move in January 2013 and started each of the side's last four Premier League games as well as earning a call-up to Roy Hodgson's England squad.

The Three Lions called up Calum Chambers as a replacement but his injury setback is another big blow for Everton and Martinez, who have an ever-expanding injury list with which to contend.

The Merseysiders, sitting in 17th place in the Premier League, are already without Sylvain Distin, who is nursing a thigh problem, as well as Seamus Coleman, James McCarthy and Kevin Mirallas - though Ross Barkley is nearing a return to first-team action after missing the start of the season.