The Pompey boss offers his view on the big Serb striker’s injury and the fitness verdict amid a frantic run of Championship fixtures.

Portsmouth manager John Mousinho confirmed that striker Marko Milovanović faces a spell on the sidelines after picking up a quad injury. The Serbian forward pulled up during the second half of Tuesday's 3-1 victory over Swansea City at Fratton Park, precisely as Portsmouth prepared to substitute him off.
Milovanović is set to miss the upcoming clash against Stoke City while awaiting scan results. Mousinho stated there were no physical warning signs prior to the incident, attributing recent squad injuries to a demanding schedule that also left midfielder Iyad Mohamed dealing with a calf issue.
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