Leeds injuries explained as Gudmundsson misses West Ham FA Cup quarter-final | OneFootball

Leeds United are without Dan James and Gudmundsson for the FA Cup quarter-final at West Ham United’s London Stadium, both sidelined by groin problems.

According to yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk, Wales winger James has an adductor strain after the international break, following a stop-start season that included a hamstring tendon injury. He featured for Wales in both fixtures during the window.

Gudmundsson, who helped Sweden secure World Cup qualification via the play-offs last week, reported a minor groin issue ahead of the tie and has not been risked. Daniel Farke has again selected James Justin at left wing-back, with Jayden Bogle at right wing-back.

Loanee Facundo Buonanotte is also absent from the squad. The Brighton attacker has missed the last five Premier League matchday squads, his most recent outing coming on 15 February when he started against Birmingham City in the FA Cup before being withdrawn at the break.

James’ adductor problem is expected to sideline him for a couple of weeks.

Source: yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk