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Michael Morrison could make his long-awaited return when Reading host Luton in Wednesday’s Championship clash.
The 33-year-old defender has been out of action since September with a knee injury, but has spent the last few weeks on the comeback trail.
Morrison mustered 45 minutes for Reading’s Under-23s on Friday and is now back in contention for a first-team return.
Defender Liam Moore remains in limbo having been relieved of the captaincy amid expectations he could leave the club in the January window.
Peter Kioso could grab a chance to impress for Luton having been recalled from his loan spell at League One side MK Dons.
The 22-year-old defender should have an opportunity to prove his long-term ability at Championship level, after Reece Burke sustained a knock against Bournemouth at the weekend.
Fellow defender Tom Lockyer has battled injury issues recently too and is another doubt for the Reading trip.
Midfielder Alan Campbell could face a late fitness test after suffering a hamstring issue.
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