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Robert Snodgrass is hoping to be given the go ahead to step up his recovery from the dislocated kneecap that he suffered back in August.

Hull City midfielder Robert Snodgrass is hopeful that he will be given the green light to step up his recovery from injury.

The 27-year-old has not featured since the opening day of the season away at Queens Park Rangers, where he suffered a dislocated kneecap.

The Scot underwent surgery soon after, which has kept him sidelined ever since.

However, taking to Twitter this afternoon, Snodgrass suggested that he could soon be given the approval to advance his rehabilitation.

"Seeing surgeon tomorrow hoping for the green light for next stage of my recovery," he tweeted.

Snodgrass joined Hull from Norwich City in June 2014 for a reported £6m.

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