Wolves' injured five: How long are they out and when will they return?
There's no getting around it, it's been a brutal injury crisis at Wolves since the January window closed.
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Prospective striker loan moves failed to materialise and the run of injuries in the forward department has left Gary O'Neil searching for answers.
19-year-old Nathan Fraser and subsequently 18-year-old Leon Chiwome were asked to lead the line during last weekend's agonising 3-2 FA Cup defeat to Coventry.
But Wolves currently sit 9th place in the Premier League, just one point away from a potential Europa Conference League place.
With ten games left, the club are in touching distance of making the impossible dream of Europe a reality.
But they will need their injured stars fit and firing.
Here's a list of the current treatment room and their predicted returns:
Matheus Cunha
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The Brazilian suffered a significant hamstring injury during the 2-0 home defeat to Brentford.
It was a huge blow for the striker, who was coming off the back of a hat-trick at Chelsea the weekend prior.
Cunha has been back in training over the last 10 days, but was not fit enough to make the squad for Coventry.