Callum Wilson is back in Bournemouth training following a knee injury sustained in January

Bournemouth have been handed a boost after talisman Callum Wilson returned to training, following time out with a knee injury.

The England international picked up the issue in late January following a 2-0 victory over West Ham, in which he scored a sublime volley.

Wilson was seen in training on Friday going through resistance drills with the club's fitness staff.

The forward could be available to face Manchester City this weekend.

Wilson has 10 Premier League goals to his name this season, and was wanted by Chelsea

Wilson - who was linked with a January switch to Chelsea - then moved on to working with the ball and shuttle runs, showing his recovered knee to be in good condition.

The 27-year-old has made 21 appearances so far this season for the Cherries, scoring 10 Premier League goals in the process.