Britton (knee) was not available for Saturday's match against Hull City, although manager Garry Monk says his injury is not believed to be serious, the South Wales Evening Post reports.

Britton's next chance to get on the pitch will come against Aston Villa on Friday. Although, his knee will be monitored through the week to determine his availability ahead of Friday's match.

Britton (knee) was subbed onto the pitch during the 87th minute of Sunday's 2-1 victory over Arsenal.

Britton had been sidelined with a knee injury since the preseason but has obviously overcome that ailment with Sunday's appearance on the pitch. He will likely be used in limited fashion yet again win Swansea faces Manchester City on Nov. 22.

Britton (knee) recently began running and is growing closer to his 2014-15 debut.

Britton has dealt with a knee injury since the preseason and has been unable to overcome severe bruising that continually prolongs his return to the pitch. His last estimated return date was given for mid-November and this recent news seem to confirm that he's on track for a return in the near future.

Britton (knee) suffered a setback during his rehab process and is now expected to be away from the pitch until mid-November, Western Mail reports.

Britton encountered a preseason knee injury that has left him sidelined for every game this season. He made 34 appearances for Swansea last year and will likely see time on the pitch when he eventually returns to health.

Britton is expected to be sidelined for at least four more weeks due to his ongoing knee injury, the South Wales Evening Post reports.

Britton suffered a stress fracture in his knee during pre-season and has been effectively unable to train since. Manager Garry Monk said he thinks he'll be able to start training in roughly three weeks, which could get him match ready by four, although it wouldn't be surprising if he was limited early on.

Britton will at least miss the first game of the EPL season with a bruised bone in his knee, Swansea City's Official Site reports.

Britton will get his knee scanned in two weeks to determine if he'll have to miss more than just the opening contest against Manchester United on Aug. 16. His absence will open up a spot in the starting lineup, but it's still a bit early to determine who'll get the opportunity to step up into that role.

Britton and Swansea have agreed to a one-year contract extension keeping the midfielder with the team through 2017, reports Sky Sports.

Britton said that the discussions with Swansea were very easy, and he is happy to add a year to his career with the club. He offered two shots and recorded one assist in 25 appearances for the club last season.