FA Cup: Wolves v Shrewsbury - who's out and who's a doubt
Wolves' first FA Cup clash this season comes at home to Shrewsbury tomorrow.
The League Two side make the short trip to Molineux hoping for an upset, but who could be available for Rob Edwards to select for Wolves?
Rodrigo Gomes - 75% chance
The head coach said earlier in the week that he hoped R.Gomes would be available to make his return in the cup tomorrow.
The 22-year-old has been sidelined since the end of October after having surgery on a groin injury.
Edwards said: "Rodrigo will be able to be part of the matchday squad, which is great for us.
"He's always smiling, he gives off great energy and he's worked really hard for this. I'm looking forward to hopefully giving him some game time.
"Everyone else came through unscathed (after Everton). There's a few bumps and bruises, Krejci had a knock but he's recovered well and should be fine.
"There's nothing else to report other than the other guys who are a number of weeks away."
Toti Gomes - 0% chance
The centre-back has been unavailable since December 13 with a hamstring injury and he is still expected to be out for a few more weeks.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde - 0% chance
Bellegarde is slightly ahead of Toti in his injury recovery - also with a hamstring issue - but is not yet close to returning.
Marshall Munetsi - 0% chance
Munetsi has been back on the grass recently but has been training alone in his attempt to come back from a calf injury.
He has been out since December 3.
Emmanuel Agbadou - 0% chance
Agbadou is still away with the Ivory Coast at the Africa Cup of Nations and is preparing for their quarter-final against Egypt on Saturday evening.
He will not be available for Wolves until his country are eliminated, or the tournament comes to an end.
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