Norwich City head coach David Wagner confirmed that Onel Hernández will miss Sunday's Sky Bet Championship fixture at home to Millwall.
"Tony (Springett) is okay, and Onel has broken his hand. It's swollen, and we will assess him over the next few days. He won't be involved on Sunday.
"Tony is already back on the grass. Luckily it isn't as bad as it first looked, and will be back involved.
"Lungi's (Jacob Sørensen) surgery went well, and is already back in the gym and doing light running. The plan remains that he returns to training during the international break. Borja (Sainz) and JT (Jonathan Tomkinson) will be after."
The head coach also spoke about Tim Krul, who departed for Luton, as well as the new goalkeeping department at the club.
"I really loved the time we worked together. What he has done for the club speaks for itself. He was a very good character to have around.
"Big credit to Paul Clements, who helped us to find a replacement. Luckily, we got George Long in and he will also be involved in the squad on Sunday.
"Gunn is our number one. We will challenge him, but we will support him in the best way we can. There's a new goalkeeping group, with George and Jon McCracken too."
Wagner says he is looking forward to Sunday's fixture against Millwall, and believes they will finish in a healthy position this season.
"Now we face a Millwall team, who have a similar approach to us. Direct, a lot of crosses, and they play a good style of football. It's a comparable approach, but at a higher level.
"We'll have the atmosphere in the stands, as there's the connection between the fans and the team. We need our supporters to help us reach our target of a second home win.
"I expect Millwall in the top half of the table. They've got a good squad. Offensively and defensively, set-pieces will play a crucial part and will play a part of Sunday."