The latest Wolves injury news ahead their clash with Spurs on Saturday as Gary O’Neil gives an update on Pedro Neto.
Wolves host Spurs at Molineux on Saturday as both club’s look to return to winning ways.
The visitors are already without a number of key players due to injuries and suspensions after their 4-1 loss to Chelsea.
However, Wolves themselves are not at full strength for the clash with some players out for the Premier League fixture.
Pedro Neto injury latest
The winger had been on fire since the start of the season, becoming Wolves main man since the departure of Ruben Neves in the summer.
His performances have earned him plenty of plaudits with the 23-year-old receiving two Premier League Player of the Month nominations for September and October.
However, in Wovles’ 2-2 draw against Newcastle, Neto pulled up with an injury which forced him off the field, much to the despair of the home fans.
The injury isn’t as bad as first feared with the club more optimistic about his return.
Now, O’Neil has confirmed in his recent press conference that he hopes that the winger will be back after the international break has concluded.
“Pedro [Neto] is still missing but the rest of the group is ok,” O”Neil said, via the Wolves website. “I hope he’ll be back [for Fulham], but there’s a lot to do between now and then. There’s still over two and a half weeks and a lot we need to tick off before he’s able to play again.”
Expected return: Fulham (November 27)
Hugo Bueno injury latest
The fullback has been out with a sore knee and hasn’t picked up any minutes Wolves’ 3-2 defeat away to Ipswich in the Carabao Cup.
The 21-year-old had been a regular feature for O’Neil with the Spaniard already picking up six Premier League appearances this season.
His performances and potential meant that Wolves have now opened talks with the defender to sign a new deal at the club.
His return to the side will no doubt provide the hosts an additional boost as they look to cause an upset against Spurs.
Expected return: Tottenham (November 11)
Nathan Fraser injury latest
The Wolves youngster is one of the newest players in the first team after coming through the academy.
Many people within the club feel that the 18-year-old has plenty of potential and he even scored his professional in August when he netted in a 5-0 win against Blackpool in the Carabao Cup.
However, the striker will have to continue to wait for his first Premier League appearance as an injury to his quad will keep him out of the squad for Saturday.
Expected return: Unknown
Joe Hodge injury latest
Another youngster, Hodge has been frustrated with his lack of game time so far this season.
The youngster has suggested that he might leave the club to pursue more minutes on the pitch, however, he will first have to overcome his injury problems.
The midfielder already picked up a hamstring against Blackpool earlier in the season but has been out in recent times due to a problem with his shoulder.
Expected return: Unknown
Craig Dawson and Mario Lemina at risk of suspension
The duo have both picked up four yellow cards so far this season meaning an additional card will see them banned for the Fulham fixture after the international break.
Both will now have to avoid a booking until after Wolves play Brentford away on December 27 if they want to avoid a suspension.
Dawson and Lemina have been on fine form in recent games being any ban would certainly hinder Wolves in the coming weeks.