Milne has played eight games in two seasons for Scunthorpe.

Scunthorpe's Kenny Milne faces fresh worries over his playing career after aggravating a knee problem.

The 30-year-old Scottish defender has ruptured the same injury that has forced him to miss most of his two-year spell at Glanford Park.

Iron manager Nigel Adkins told BBC Radio Humberside: "He's not signed a new contract yet and this is something we've got to talk about.

"Kenny has to make a decision himself but he's not where he needs to be at."

Milne joined on a free transfer from Falkirk in 2008 but suffered the injury in only his second appearance for the Championship club.

606: DEBATE But for the injury, had he been in our team on a regular basis, we would have easily been in mid-table safety. All the best Kenny whatever happens. majesticIronMighty

Following two knee operations and several comeback attempts, the centre-back eventually made six appearances in the latter half of the 2009/10 season.

Adkins added: "We all love Kenny and the club's spent a long, long time trying to help the player.

"The way he's conducted himself has been great, he's done everything he can but it comes to a stage where you have to ask where you draw a line and where do you go from here?"

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