What Grant McCann said on James Husband and other Doncaster Rovers injuries
Rovers rounded off pre-season with a narrow loss to Lincoln on Saturday
James Husband's name has been added to the list of Doncaster Rovers concerns heading into the new season.
The new campaign gets underway with the Carabao Cup first round next weekend, when Grant McCann takes his side to Stockport County.
Saturday saw Rovers play Lincoln City in their final friendly outing but as one player returned to availability in the shape of forward Alfie May, another - Husband - took a knock. The left-back, who returned to DN4 this summer after 12 years away, went down for treatment midway through the first half and was replaced by Jack Senior.
"It's too early to assess but it looks like it's hamstring," McCann reflected after the 1-0 loss to the Imps.
"I'm hoping it's not too bad and we won't know more until Dave (Rennie, head of medical) gets him a scan or he gets his hands on him."
Matty Pearson (calf) missed out against Lincoln but McCann says he is likely to train next week and be in contention for Stockport.
Robbie Gotts (thigh) remains sidelined and unlikely to be available until later in the month.
The only other absentee was forward Frankie Okoronkwo. Offering an in-depth update on him, McCann added "Frankie's been out training the last three or four days. But we don't want to be taking too much of a gamble with him and losing him for too long. So we've got to be really careful with him. Without putting any sort of time frame on it, it's hard to tell (when he'll be back). It's really difficult, it's just day-by-day stuff."