Ahead of Norwich City's trip to face Queens Park Rangers in the Sky Bet Championship, head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup gave an update about his squad.
"José Córdoba trained all week, so it's looking good," he said. "For Liam Gibbs, eight to 10 weeks is what we can expect here, but everything went fine with surgery.
"Surgery went fine for Josh Sargent, he's doing well, but realistically it will be the new year when we see him next.
"He's in a good mood, he was out there doing a little bit of running earlier but we have to be careful.
"We have tried to keep the flu going around away from the players, there is some illness within the group so we have to be careful. We've done team meetings a little different, making a little more distance between each other.
"There could be issues for team selections Saturday. Most of the players look alright, most of the players can train and we sent some home to rest, but most of them are fine."
The head coach also spoke about our opponents QPR and the threats they will pose on Saturday.
"Most teams pick up results at home, QPR can do the same. As a team where they started the season trying to be more dominant, they lost out on some results and key players in the team.
"I watched the game against Watford; they could easily have taken the three points. If we don't show up and put on our best performance, we cannot expect to travel home with points.
"We want to be the same team away from home that we are at home. The most difficult thing to train into a football team is consistency."