Victor Adeboyejo, a striker for Bolton Wanderers, is a waiting list candidate after hobbling out of the team’s Saturday match with Exeter City.
The former attacker for Burton Albion is scheduled to have a hamstring issue checked, which could prevent him from playing in Saturday’s crucial match against Derby County.
Bolton manager Ian Evatt has confirmed that Dion Charles has had a setback in his recovery from a knee injury, therefore the forward is already out of the 3 p.m. clash at Pride Park. Bolton now possesses Jon Dadi Bodvarsson, Aaron Collins, and Cameron Jerome as its strike force after the long-term absences of Dan Nlundulu and Carlos Mendes. Together, they have scored three goals in the league this year.
After having so many strikers in the team, we are likely down to three fit ones, Evatt told the Bolton News. “Really, injuries have been plaguing us all season long, especially since Christmas.
In my opinion, Cameron (Jerome) has played incredibly well the past two games; he has truly altered the direction of the game and demonstrated his abilities. He has a significant impact on us. It has made me happy for him.
We must not feel sorry for ourselves since this has always required teamwork. It has always been up to me, the employees, the supporters, and everyone else to keep working together to move things forward.
There will be challenging times. The second half was challenging at times. However, the players managed to rally themselves to win. Now that we are aware of it, the remainder of the week will be under more strain, but we must accept it.
Tomorrow night, Derby takes on Reading (7.45pm kickoff) in the battle for automatic promotion, while Bolton plays Oxford United first. On Saturday, Wanderers go to Derby, where there will be a sell-out crowd.
