Norwich City head coach David Wagner confirmed that Shane Duffy will miss Saturday's trip to face Queens Park Rangers.
The head coach also confirmed that Jonny Rowe is back in contention for the game at Loftus Road, before talking about new signing Sydney van Hooijdonk and the strikers at the club.
"Jonny Rowe trained today, without any issues." Wagner said.
"He looks like he's back in contention, same with Danny Batth. Shane Duffy will miss the game.
"He's had a first scan, and will have one in 10 days' time. We will know more after that.
"(Grant) Hanley is ready to go, and Danny is back in training too. You never like to have injured players. It's up to the other guys now to show they're capable of stepping up. He's desperate to play.
"Sydney was involved in all the sessions. He's a good guy, an open guy and has settled in as good as he can after a week. We'll continue to work with him, and he'll definitely be involved.
"The strikers all have different skills. All of them have good football understanding. They all work hard. We're trying not to put too much pressure on Sydney too early."
Wagner also highlighted QPR, and the dangers they'll pose in the Sky Bet Championship fixture.
"A tight pitch, a tight stadium. It's a difficult task, and we have to be on it. Have to be sharp, aggressive and hungry, like we have been in previous games.
"It's a team where I'm sure they'll survive. They have a good style, and have good individual players. We'll have to be at our very best. Challenges are part of this life."
