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Medical Update | 09/09/26

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Medical Update | 09/09/26

Wednesday, 9 September 2026

By Olly King
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Harry Pinchard | Knee | Returned to Play

Harry completed his first full 90 minutes since returning to action, marking another significant step in his recovery. His return reflects the excellent work Dillon has done with Harry throughout the final stages of his rehabilitation.

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

Josh experienced a minor flare-up last week, but this was not unexpected. Small setbacks are common during the final stages of ACL rehabilitation, and Josh continues to make good overall progress. He is expected to return to running next week as he takes the next step towards a return to training.

Jimmy Muitt | Knee | Expected Return to Play – October

Jimmy has increased his running load over the past week and responded positively to the additional work. He will continue to build his workload progressively over the coming weeks, with the aim of returning to full training at the beginning of October.

Dan Gallagher | Back | Expected Return to Play – New Year

Dan saw a specialist this week and has been advised to reduce the intensity of his rehabilitation programme, as his injury has not healed as expected. As a result, Dan’s anticipated return-to-play date has been pushed back, with a return now unlikely before the new year.

Brennan Camp | Fatigue | Expected Return to Play – ASAP

Brennan has recovered well and made positive progress over the past week. Provided he continues to respond well, he is likely to be available for selection on Saturday.

Frank Vincent | Wrist | Expected Return to Play – Late September/Early October

Vinny continues to recover from a broken wrist and received positive news following his latest check-up with the specialist. His wrist will still require time to heal fully before he can return to contact training and become available for the matchday squad. In the meantime, Vinny is continuing to train on a non-contact basis.

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