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Cabaye content with operation

Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye has declared his groin surgery a success as he targets a return to action in February.

Last Updated: 30/11/12 at 14:05 Post Comment

Yohan Cabaye: Happy with how his groin surgery went

Yohan Cabaye: Happy with how his groin surgery went

Cabaye underwent the surgery earlier this week after being sidelined since the defeat at home to West Ham on November 11.

The French international was happy with the operation and is hopeful of being fit to return to action for Alan Pardew's side in early February.

"Surgery went off smoothly. It was done in two steps as the surgeon told me - on Monday right side and Tuesday left side," Cabaye told L'Equipe.

"Being back to competition early in February? That is the objective."

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