Gudmundsson (hamstring) is expected to be available for Sweden's Nations League clash against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday after reassuring scan results, according to coach Graham Potter, per Fotbollskanalen. "He's OK. The scan went well, but we need to see him and go through a couple of days of recovery to make sure he's okay. He will probably be on the pitch with the boys on Wednesday or Thursday. It's no problem."
Analysis:Gudmundsson was replaced at halftime of Leeds' victory against Tottenham after experiencing hamstring discomfort, raising concerns about his availability for the November international break. The left-back had already dealt with a knock ahead of the match, but subsequent examinations have provided reassurance that his latest issue is not serious. Coach Potter expects the defender to resume training with Sweden on Wednesday or Thursday following a brief recovery period and has indicated that he should be fit enough to start against Bosnia-Herzegovina. The 32-cap international will still be monitored over the coming days before a final decision is made on his involvement, with Sweden also scheduled to face Poland during the break.
