Stoke City could welcome back three key players from injury for their next Championship fixture. Junior Tchamadeu, Jack McGlynn and Sam Gallagher are all in contention to return for the trip to Bolton on October 10.
Tchamadeu missed the recent 2-1 victory over Sheffield United with a minor muscle issue. McGlynn, who scored in that win, was substituted late on after feeling a tightness in his hamstring. Gallagher has been managing a knock but is expected to resume full training this week.
Assistant manager Alex Morris provided the update on the squad's fitness. Morris said.
The potential returns are a significant lift for a side sitting seventh in the Championship with 13 points from eight games. Their recent form of four wins and a draw from the last five matches has been built on a solid squad effort, with Ethan Galbraith leading the scoring charts with three goals.
Tchamadeu's return would bolster the defensive options, while McGlynn and Gallagher offer further attacking threat. Gallagher scored the late winner against Sheffield United, assisted by Galbraith, in a result that extended Stoke's unbeaten run.
The original report is at thestar.co.uk
