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Medical Update | 23/09/26

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Medical Update | 23/09/26

Wednesday, 23 September 2026

By Olly King
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Josh Taylor | Knee | Expected Return – Mid-November

Josh is moving ever closer to a return to action and has resumed his on pitch rehabilitation following a short period of rest, which allowed the flare up in his knee to settle fully. He continues to build confidence with every session and has now returned to non contact training with the group for the remainder of the week. Josh remains on course for a return in mid-November.

Jimmy Muitt | Knee | Expected Return – Early to Mid-October

Jimmy put his boots back on for the first time this week as he made a welcome return to ball work. Having successfully completed the key components of his off ball rehabilitation, he will now begin building towards a return to full training with the group. Jimmy remains on track for a return in early to mid-October.

Dan Gallagher | Back | Expected Return – New Year

Dan will receive another injection to help manage his ongoing back problem. We are hopeful that the treatment will reduce the pain he is still experiencing and allow him to make further progress with his rehabilitation. His anticipated return remains in the new year.

Louie Annesley | Quad | Expected Return – Next FA Cup Fixture

Louie sustained a minor quad strain during training. He is recovering well and continues to make positive progress. Provided his recovery remains on track, we expect Louie to be available for our next FA Cup fixture.

Harry Forster | Knee | Expected Return – Within 12 Months

Harry has sustained an ACL tear, a partial MCL tear and a meniscus tear. He is due to see a consultant this week, with a view to undergoing surgery as soon as possible. Harry will then begin a structured rehabilitation programme, and we are confident that we will see him back on the pitch within 12 months.

Brennan Camp | Groin | Expected Return ASAP

Bren felt his groin at the weekend against Southall, which was been a recurring issue from last season. Therefore, we decided it was best  not to risk him midweek with the plan for him to make a return to the matchday squad this weekend..

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Medical Update | 23/09/26 | Dorking Wanderers