The 29-year old initially came to the club on loan as a central defender last summer from the Spanish giants but after playing a starring role as an emergency midfielder ironically against this weekend's opponents Newcastle United, meant that Sam Allardyce put the former Mallorca player there permanently alongside the likes of Jay-Jay Okocha, Per Frandsen and Kevin Nolan.
Campo admits losing Laville is a big blow to the team but has also offered to move back to central defence.
"It's a great shame that Flo got injured. He was playing really well for the first few games of the season and I wish him an early recovery. However if i was asked to play in the centre of defence then I would be happy to do so, i've always played in the centre of defence, it's my born role."
"It's always been a beleif of mine - certainly when i was in Madrid - that a player can always improve with every game, every training session or with any new player that arrives. That's what I intend to do whilst I am here" he added