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Medical Update | 02/09/26

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Medical Update | 02/09/26

Wednesday, 2 September 2026

By Olly King
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Harry Pinchard | Knee | Expected Return To Play – Early to Mid September

Harry has continued to progress well in training and made his return to the pitch over the weekend. The focus will now be on carefully managing his workload as he works towards regaining the fitness required to complete a full 90 minutes.

Josh Taylor | Knee | Expected Return To Play – End of October

Josh continues to make good progress, with his fitness levels increasing steadily as he builds up his workload. He remains on track for a return to the matchday squad towards the end of October.

Jimmy Muitt | Knee | Expected Return To Play – October

Jimmy has enjoyed another positive week, with clear progress in the rehabilitation of his knee. He is expected to return to running this week, with the aim of becoming available for the matchday squad around October.

Dan Gallagher | Back | Expected Return To Play – End of October

Dan has continued to work hard and push forward with his rehabilitation this week. Due to the nature of Dan’s injury, his condition is likely to fluctuate from week to week, meaning his progress may not follow a completely linear path. Nevertheless, he remains on track for a return to the squad towards the end of October.

Brennan Camp | Fatigue | Expected Return To Play – ASAP

Brennan has been experiencing an accumulation of fatigue rather than a specific injury or knock. His workload will be carefully managed throughout the week, with the aim of having him available to return to the squad on Saturday.

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