Chris Wood - knee
Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood (33) remains a late fitness concern ahead of Sunday’s Premier League clash with Bournemouth. Manager Sean Dyche confirmed that the New Zealand international is still recovering from a knee injury and that the club is awaiting further updates from the medical team.
Speaking to reporters, Dyche said: “Woody, we’re still waiting on news. It’s settling, but how quickly it can settle, we’re waiting for news on that,” per Jak Netting of Vavel.
Wood, who has already missed Forest’s midweek Europa League fixture, will undergo further testing before a final decision is made on his availability. If passed fit, he is expected to return to the starting lineup, having started all but one league game this season. (Source: GROK)
Update Thursday 30 October 2025
🎙️|Sean Dyche: "Woody [Chris Wood] is gonna be a possible for the Leeds game but isn't going to make this one. We will have to see how that one goes. (Source: BBC)
Update Friday 7 November 2025
🎙️|Sean Dyche: ¨I think it's improbable, unfortunately. Maybe after the Leeds game, there's a stronger chance.¨
Out: Chris Wood (knee doubt, risky vs Bournemouth), Cole Palmer (groin injury confirmed out), Dominic Solanke (ankle sidelined for Spurs).
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