Norwich City head coach David Wagner has given an update on the squad ahead of this weekend's game against Millwall.
Wagner confirmed that there are no new injury concerns ahead of the visit to The Den, with Josh Sargent remaining out of Saturday's game.
"No new injury concerns," Wagner said. "Everybody is available and healthy. A similar squad to those who played against Cardiff.
"He's close, but not quite close enough. He won't back for Millwall."
The head coach also spoke about the benefits of a full training week ahead of the match, as well as about Teemu Pukki, who could make his 200th appearance for the club.
"It was good for Teemu to get a few more training sessions in. Two hundred games for any club is great. He deserves all the credit that he gets.
"We're really looking forward to it, we like to challenge ourselves against opponents like these. We need to make sure our principles are right and get a positive result."
Wagner also spoke about his excitement of facing Millwall, currently fifth in the Championship, highlighting the side's strengths.
"They're very direct and physical. We need to make sure we're ready for this challenge. There's not a lot of points between the teams, so we're excited.
"Home or away, we need to make sure we're totally focussed. Make sure you look like a Norwich City team."
Three thousand Canary fans are set to make the trip to the capital on Saturday, and the amount of following support is something that Wagner believes can only help the team.
"We have such a great away support, hopefully we can pay back the energy we get from the stands, 3,000 fans, our biggest following of the season.
"The fans send their own message in how many go to the games. They'll show the noise and do everything, like we will do, to get a positive result."