Wrexham will be without Josh Windass once again as they take on Leeds United, with manager Phil Parkinson confirming the forward has suffered a fresh setback in his recovery from a calf injury, according to BBC News.
Windass has been sidelined for some time with the issue, and Parkinson's update suggests his return to full training is now further delayed than initially hoped. The absence is a blow for Wrexham, who will need to find alternative attacking options as they prepare to face Leeds.
No timeline has been given for when Windass might be available again, with Parkinson simply confirming the latest complication in his fitness battle. The club will be keen to manage his recovery carefully to avoid any further recurrence of the problem before bringing him back into contention.
Further updates on his condition are expected as Wrexham continue preparations for the fixture without one of their key attacking threats.