Philippe Clement confirmed that there will be a late decision made on Ben Chrisene Jack Stacey ahead of the Sky Bet Championship clash away to Charlton Athletic.
The Belgian spoke to the local media ahead of Saturday's Championship clash away at The Valley, confirming that decisions will be made about Chrisene and Stacey tomorrow.
Clement also confirmed the status of Jeffrey Schlupp, who has been missing from action for an extended period of time.
"With Jack and Ben, we need to make decisions tomorrow on what we're going to do. And for the rest, nothing after our last game.
"Jeffrey is training outside with the physios and I expect him back in a couple of weeks.
"We don't have the normal possibility to rotate a lot in the squad for the moment. But in general, I think the team came out of the Southampton game and it was a good session today, a good mood in the building, everybody hungry, motivated, focused. They recover much better than two months ago, for example."
Clement also highlighted Liam Gibbs, who played at right-back against Southampton on Wednesday night.
"He's a good technical player, he has good speed and a good cross also. You see at the end of the game we have two really good opportunities from the crosses by Liam. One hit the crossbar via the defender, and then the last chance with Ruiari also. He can play that position really well.
"He's not quite played in goal yet, I think that's the one he's missing.
"It's not only him, it's everybody now. I think the best example has been Kenny McLean. He played almost all the time in midfield, but he played also before as a left-back when it was necessary.
"This dressing room is really good. There's no ego. They're all busy with one thing and that's winning together. You see it after the games when we win, how happy the guys are, the guys on the bench, the guys who didn't play, the guys who didn't come on.
"Everybody's available for every position and they just want to fight for the colours."
After Saturday's game, there is an international break, giving Clement and his side a chance for rest and recovery ahead of the final stretch of the season.
"The non-internationals will have three days in the middle, but some will have an individual programme in that moment. Then we have the four days to work on towards our next game against Portsmouth.
"It's weird for me, very weird, that after an international break, I call it international duty, that everybody goes away, we have a lot of players going, that you have already a game on a Friday, that never happened before in other countries.
"Not only Friday, but Monday. That's a big challenge, to be honest. If you have players playing Tuesday, Wednesday on another continent, far, far away, then you need to get them back and probably they will not even be here on time to train on Thursday.
"It's things for me to think about as a league, if that is good. You have already a league with a lot of games, and I know there are traditions because it's Easter and all those things, but you need to look also at the health of players.
"Okay, Mo is now injured, but normally he had to go to Australia to play two friendlies there and come back. That's 24 hours away, just to come back. It's impossible to play on Friday if you play on Wednesday morning, early in the morning, with the time difference."
He also spoke about Saturday's opponents, Charlton, at the threats they will pose.
"I don't expect much difference with the Charlton game now than the game we played at home. They have a really clear style how they want to play and how they get results also.
"They're in a really good run and winning in Middlesbrough, for example, or winning against Birmingham. So they had really good results the last couple of weeks and it's going to be a tough opponent. We know. It's now this last hurdle before this international period and we're going to put our energy into that."