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Barnsley boss Poya Asbaghi will make late judgements on Callum Styles and Aaron Leya Iseka before their Sky Bet Championship fixture against Bristol City on Tuesday evening.
Midfielder Styles – surprisingly called up on Monday by Hungary, whom he qualifies for through his grandparents – was absent for last Saturday’s 1-1 draw against Fulham due to a knock and is a doubt to face the Robins.
So too is Belgian striker Iseka after a setback in his recovery, having been sidelined for more than a month.
Fellow forwards Victor Adeboyejo and Cauley Woodrow miss out because of injury.
Tomas Kalas is once again a doubt for Bristol City.
Kalas was sidelined for his side’s 1-0 win at Blackburn last weekend because of knee and groin issues, so Robbie Cundy filled the vacancy at centre-half, starting for the first time for the club in nearly three years.
George Tanner (hamstring), Callum O’Dowda (knee) and Andy King (hamstring) remain sidelined.
Han-Noah Massengo may come into the centre of midfield if Nigel Pearson elects to change a winning line-up.
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