Foster is at least three months away from returning to
action.
West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster has been ruled out until
Christmas after suffering a setback in his return from a knee
injury.
Foster had been expected to make his comeback next month
after damaging his cruciate knee ligament in March.
However, the 32-year-old England international is now set for
more time on the sidelines.
"It'll be Christmas time I think, we've got to make sure we're
careful," WBA coach Tony Pulis said.
"He had a little setback, which pushed him back a little bit.
Thank God it wasn't too bad and he's up and running again now
so fingers crossed he'll be ready to go before Christmas.
"I think, having spoken to Ben, the most important thing is for
him to get fit and start playing for West Brom again and then if
the Euros [Euro 2016] come for him then brilliant.
"But the most important thing is he's got to get fit and get back
into the team. A couple of weeks and he'll be on the grass, that'll
be a big boost."
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