Daniel James

James (hamstring) is not too far from making his return to the squad, coach Daniel Farke said in the press conference. "Daniel is not too far away."

James (hamstring) is around two weeks away from training again, according to manager Daniel Farke. At the moment he's around two weeks away from team training and this is the first step. So we expect him back in two weeks, at least around this date, back in team training and then we will see how quick he is available for the games."

James won't get surgery on his hamstring injury but will still be out eight weeks, according to manager Daniel Farke. "Dan, no surgery, it'll still be 8 weeks total he'll be out."

James (hamstring) is expected to miss at least eight weeks of action due to a tendon injury in his hamstring, according to manager Daniel Farke. "Some disappointing news with Daniel James. His hamstring tendon is injured. He will be out, side lined, depends if he needs surgery or not. It looks like he will miss at least the next eight weeks. As it stands we have to expect he's out for two months at least, could be worse with surgery. We need him back as soon as possible, as quick as possible. In four weeks we will see a little clearer how long the injury will last."

James is feared to "be out for a while" after suffering a hamstring setback in Saturday's 3-2 loss to Manchester City, according to manager Daniel Farke, per Issac Johnson of Leeds Live. "Daniel James reported some hamstring injuries at halftime. It could be that he has done his hamstring. We have to wait for further assessments. I hope it's not too bad, but straight after the game, it didn't look too good, so it could be that he's out for a while."