Norwich City head coach David Wagner said that he will make late calls on both Max Aarons and Onel Hernández ahead of tomorrow's game away at Huddersfield Town.
Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow's Sky Bet Championship game away at the Terriers, Wagner said he will make a late decision regarding the two players, after they went off against Sunderland.
"We'll have to wait and see on Max and Onel. I can't give further details at the moment," he explained.
"Josh Sargent came through it very well, and looked very good. Ready to go ahead for tomorrow, with no further worries. It will be a similar squad available.
"Jon Rowe got another 45 recently, and he's someone we're keeping an eye on for after the international break."
The head coach also spoke about Sunday's defeat, and that the levels weren't quite up to standard.
"We didn't bring the energy on the grass, no intensity. That should come natural to us, but it was off on Sunday.
"It's all about looking to the next challenge. We can't get carried away with our results in a positive or negative way."
It's a return to the John Smith's Stadium for Wagner, having spent time in charge of Huddersfield from 2015 to 2019.
"It's a good football club, good people and supporters. After the whistle tomorrow, I wish them all the best for the future.
"We know exactly what we expect from Huddersfield, we are prepared. We know what to do, and it's up to us to perform at our level."
Wagner also spoke about Angus Gunn, who recently received his first call-up to the Scotland national side.
"To play international games, it's a big credit to him. I've seen in every training session that he deserves it. Scotland should be very happy to have him.
"I think Gunn has everything. He's made massive improvements, and looks very mature. I'm very happy with him and his performances. I'm happy for him and his family."