The team has informed supporters of which players will be returning in the upcoming weeks to assist in the crucial Championship run-in.
Following surgery for a shoulder ailment, Robbie Mutch will be sidelined until the 2024–25 season begins.
Paddy Reading suffered a non-surgical knee injury that will likewise keep him out of action until the end of the season.
While Andy Murdoch’s recuperation is proceeding according to plan, he won’t play for the team before the end of the campaign.
While representing Zambia internationally, Frankie Musonda had a strained muscle; this week, he will resume mild training.
Nathan McGinley will also be evaluated this week after sustaining a muscle complaint during training.
Kurt Willoughby was sick and missed the games against Queen’s Park and Airdrie, but he should be back to light training this week following an antibiotic course.
Ben Dempsey will resume training this week, while Logan Chalmers, who is recuperating from a foot injury, will be evaluated further this week.
The players hurt on Friday against Airdrie will be evaluated during the week before Saturday’s trip to Raith Rovers.
After the team’s 2-1 victory on Friday, manager Scott Brown commented to Ayr United TV, “We’re not the biggest squad in the world.” We are aware of that.
“It was very, very thin today, but we just need to give the lads a little bit of time off and get them back in and ready for Raith, because today’s performance was exceptional.”
Ayr’s victory on Friday moved them up to sixth position in the Championship, but the After the results of the next day, they dropped back to seventh place, six points above the relegation play-off spot but just three points outside the promotion play-off spots.
