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Dyer to return to training
Nathan Dyer will return to training next week as he continues his recovery from ankle surgery.
Dyer underwent surgery in September to remove extra bone growth in his ankle and was expected to be out for up to two months.
He has made good progress in his recovery and will return to training ahead of Swansea's trip to Everton on November 19.
While he is unlikely to be fit for the visit to Goodison Park, Dyer is expected to be available for selection towards the end of the month.
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