Injury update on Wolves pair Ivan Cavaleiro and Harry Burgoyne
Ivan Cavaleiro is progressing well as he recovers from a back injury, Wolves' medical chief has stated.
The Portuguese forward is set to be out for up to six weeks after suffering the injury in the gym during pre-season.
Head of medical Phil Hayward said: "Unfortunately, Cav has had an issue with his back which he felt had been restricting his play for a few weeks.
"After trying to manage the issue, we decided that the best decision to completely solve the problem was to remove him from training and focus fully on his rehab for a few weeks.
"We have started the period of rehabilitation and he is responding well.
"Without wanting to put a definitive timescale on things, I would suggest the early response has been good and we can expect to see him back training sooner rather than later."
Hayward also gave an update on keeper Harry Burgoyne, who is back at Compton Park after breaking his ankle at the start of a season-long loan spell with Plymouth.
"It was a shame to see Harry Burgoyne injured when out on loan at Plymouth. Harry unfortunately fractured his right fibula during pre-season training and will be out for around four months.
"He is back with us and is responding very well to the early treatment. He’ll continue his rehabilitation at Compton Park and return to Plymouth when back fit."
