Farke gives Leeds injury update before Bournemouth trip

Farke gives Leeds injury update before Bournemouth trip

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2026-10-31 03:50:09
Daniel Farke said Anton Stach is a doubt for Leeds' Saturday trip to Bournemouth, while Nico Elvedi is back in training and available.

Daniel Farke gave a Leeds team news update before the club's Saturday trip to Bournemouth. He said Anton Stach is a doubt with a foot injury, while Nico Elvedi is back available after illness.

Stach to be assessed

Farke said: "Anton Stach is struggling still a bit with his foot injury so, yeah, let’s see. I hope it will get better in the next 48 hours. That is a bit of a question mark."

Stach was a doubt for the draw with Sunderland before managing to feature off the bench.

Elvedi back after illness

Elvedi is back in training after illness. Farke said: "He is back in training. As it stands, he is available for this game."

Calvert-Lewin and Okafor train normally

Farke said: "Also, a good training week for Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Noah Okafor. They had a normal training week. It seems if nothing happens, they are also fully available."

Rodon not ready yet

Joe Rodon was part-integrated back in team training, and Farke said the Bournemouth game is probably too soon for him. He said: "He is since yesterday part-integrated back in team training and the next steps in his rehab right now. He just needs session after session after being out for so long but a way better situation than it was last week. So probably too soon for this weekend but sooner rather than later."

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