Daniel Farke gives Leeds team news with Dominic Calvert-Lewin doubt and Anton Stach update for West Ham | OneFootball

Daniel Farke says Dominic Calvert-Lewin is a doubt for Sunday’s FA Cup quarter-final at West Ham with a hamstring issue, while Anton Stach has had a hip problem. According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, the Leeds head coach outlined his squad picture before the trip.

Farke said everyone had returned, with a handful on recovery work, and that late calls will decide who travels. Calvert-Lewin ended training early after feeling his hamstring and did not train today, he was scanned as a precaution and will be assessed, with hope he could rejoin training tomorrow. Stach missed a session but has resumed and is expected to be available.

Before the break, Noah Okafor’s hamstring recovery left Leeds fully fit for Brentford, aside from Gabriel Gudmundsson’s suspension. Gudmundsson then took a knee knock against Ukraine last Thursday, said he was fine, and completed Tuesday’s play-off final win over Poland.

Okafor was an unused substitute against Germany amid suggestions of a warm-up knock, then missed Norway. Dan James, recently back from a hamstring tendon issue, scored and played 84 minutes in Wales’ shootout loss to Bosnia. Cramp ended any hopes of 120 minutes, and he later played 45 off the bench against Northern Ireland.

Calvert-Lewin returned for England with second-half minutes against Uruguay, then left the camp among eight before Japan, understood to be pre-planned as Thomas Tuchel trimmed numbers. Farke said the striker’s availability for Sunday remains uncertain.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk