Britton was available off the bench for Swansea's match against Everton on Sunday, but he did not play.

Britton is coming back from a toe injury, and doesn't start many matches for Swansea, so it's not surprising that he was stuck on the bench Sunday.

Britton (toe) is set to be in contention for Sunday's Premier League match against Everton, according to The Independent.

Britton suffered a broken toe earlier this month, so his return Sunday is quite fast. He dealt with a calf injury earlier this season and has been in-and-out of the Swansea starting XI, which limits his effectiveness from a fantasy standpoint.

Britton will not play in Sunday's Premier League match against Norwich City due to a broken toe, the Northern Echo reports.

Britton has been in-and-out of the starting XI this season and with no goals and no assists to his name, he remains a very weak fantasy option.

Britton, who has been nursing a calf injury during the international break, had yet to participate in full training, the South Wales Evening Post reports.

Despite the lack of full training, there's still a chance that Britton could play this weekend against Sunderland. The 31-year old midfielder has made three appearances but has taken only one shot in his time on the pitch.