Lee Bowyer will assess Akin Famewo at the moment earlier than deciding if the on-loan Norwich Metropolis defender can begin Charlton’s dwelling sport in opposition to Burton Albion tomorrow evening.
The centre-back had missed the final 13 matches with a hamstring harm however performed the complete 90 minutes in Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Fleetwood City.
It was solely Famewo’s second 90 minutes for the reason that finish of October.
“We’ll must see how he’s at the moment,” stated Addicks boss Bowyer. “We have been in yesterday ensuring we bought the perfect preparation we will into them, like we do earlier than each Tuesday sport.
“Now we have to be wise. He made a distinction enjoying on the weekend. He did properly. We don’t wish to lose him once more. So we’ll undoubtedly must see how he goes at the moment.”
Alex Gilbey suffered a hamstring harm in coaching on Thursday. The midfielder had been set to be a part of the matchday squad on the weekend.
Each he and Jake Forster-Caskey (additionally hamstring) each look set to be unavailable for the subsequent couple of video games.
“We have been doing a little form in coaching on Thursday and he [Gilbey] simply felt it,” stated Bowyer. “He did properly within the [U23] sport and had been loads higher in coaching. He would’ve been within the squad on Saturday.”
Chuks Aneke is on the market after serving his one-match suspension.
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