Albert Gronbaek

Gronbaek (Achilles) is close to resume team training but remains unavailable for the time being, coach Simon Rusk said a press conference, according to George Rees-Julian from the Daily Echo. "Albert's back in and around the club. I think he's had an Achilles issue, which we're hopeful will be coming to a conclusion soon, and we can get him back on the grass. I'm sure he's desperate for that too. Hopefully it won't be too long before we see him back on the training pitch. If I'm honest, I'm not too sure on the timescale of that. Hopefully, we're talking not too far away, but it's one day at a time at the moment. It's about how he's testing it and how he's feeling, how he's reacting. But hopefully we're not too far away from that one."

Gronbaek was ruled out of Wednesday's 1-1 draw against Crystal Palace due to tendon issues, coach Ivan Juric confirmed in a press conference, according to the Daily Echo. "No, he had a problem with the tendons. For the medical staff, it is not enough to skip training, but he reports experiencing a lot of pain, and that is the situation."

Gronbaek (not injury related) is in the starting XI for Saturday's clash with Ipswich Town.

Gronbaek (not injury related) has trained this week and is questionable for Saturday's match against Ipswich Town, according to manager Ivan Juric. "Alber did a good week, he's a very interesting player because he's quick, very good technique, he had a good week and maybe he can play."

Grosbaek is out for Saturday's match against Newcastle after just arriving with the team, according to manager Ivan Juric. "He has only trained once with us today, I think it will be more likely for the next game."