Jordan Beyer

Beyer (hamstring) is out for the foreseeable future after suffering a setback, according to manager Scott Parker, per the BBC. "He's had a little bit of a setback with his injury. I don't think it will be too long until he is back, but he probably also won't be in contention for the foreseeable."

Beyer (hamstring) is being cautious with his return, according to manager Scott Parker, per Matt Scrafton of the Burnley Express. "Jordan's okay, we're just having to tread really, really carefully with Jordan. Obviously, he's just coming out of his injury, and sometimes that journey looks a little bit bumpy, and maybe that's what we're experiencing at the moment, so we're taking good care with that. We're not up against the clock due to the 25 man squad with Jordan. But we're just treading carefully."

Beyer is dealing with a hamstring injury and is out for the time being, though he's already working on the grass, manager Scott Parker told media Friday. "Jordan's the same [as Connor]," Parker said. "Jordan's picked up his work and he's on the grass as well. I think he'll probably need a little bit more time though - and obviously the history with Jordan and what he's coming out of in terms of that long injury of his knee and now this hamstring, we just need to tread very, very carefully. But he's heading in the right direction."

Beyer (knee) played 20 minutes in a friendly against Fleetwood Town on Saturday.

Beyer (knee) suffered multiple setbacks from a knee injury, the player announced in an interview.