Cho (quadriceps) was left out of Hull City's squad for Sunday's 2-2 Premier League draw against Everton after experiencing discomfort following Friday's training session, but he could return for Saturday's clash against Fulham, according to coach Sergej Jakirovic, per the Hull Daily Mail. "Mohamed-Ali, I hope he will be with us in London for the next game. He has a quad problem, but he also felt something after Friday's training session. He doesn't remember when he picked up this injury, but it's his left foot, and that's his better foot, so we'll see next week. The plan is for him to join us, but we will be very careful."
Analysis:Cho suffered the setback late in the week, with manager Jakirovic indicating that the winger experienced discomfort in his preferred left leg, although the exact circumstances of the injury remain unclear. The French attacker had scored his first Premier League goal of the season in his previous appearance against Newcastle United, finding the net just four minutes after coming off the bench while also creating two chances. Cho has primarily operated as a substitute this season, limiting his overall fantasy upside despite his recent attacking contribution. His condition will be monitored throughout the week, with Hull hopeful he can recover in time to face Fulham, although the coaching staff is expected to take a cautious approach.
