Jack Robinson returns to Queens Park Rangers following serious knee injury

Huddersfield Town loanee Jack Robinson has returned to parent club Queens Park Rangers after suffering a serious knee injury.

The defender is expected to be sidelined for between nine months and a year with the injury he sustained during the 1-1 draw at Birmingham City last weekend.

"We're all extremely sad to hear of the extent of Jack's injury. He's been great for us this season and it's a real blow that he will be out of action," Huddersfield boss Chris Powell told the club's website. "Everyone at Huddersfield Town wishes Jack the quickest possible recovery; we're all looking forward to seeing him back on the pitch."

Robinson started 31 times for the Terriers during his loan stint.