Rodrigo Gomes

Gomes (groin) is set to be an option for Saturday's FA Cup match against Shrewsbury Town, according to manager Rob Edwards, per Liam Keen of Express and Star. "Rodrigo will be part of the match day squad, which is great. Everyone else should be fine from the other day."

Gomes (groin) is expected to be back in the next few games, according to manager Rob Edwards.

Gomes underwent successful surgery on his groin and was given an eight-to-12 week timeline, according to the team's doctors. "He'll be absolutely fine. It's a procedure that we see more and more in football, a lot of players going for this kind of surgery after these types of injuries to make sure that they do have a really good recovery and have no issues down the line. He'll make a full recovery, and I'm sure he'll be back to his old self sooner rather than later."

Gomes underwent a groin surgery earlier this week and is set to miss at least four months to recover, according to Liam Keen from Express & Star.

Gomes (undisclosed) is ruled out for Saturday's clash against Fulham, coach Vitor Pereira said in the press conference, according to Liam Keen from Express & Star.