Triple pre-season boost for Wolves

The trio missed the end of last season with long-term injuries as Kenny Jackett's depleted squad limped to a 14th-place finish in the Championship.

But all three are on track to report back for the start of pre-season training on June 27.

Dicko has been sidelined since last August with a cruciate knee ligament injury.

He returned to non-contact light training in April and then a month later posted a video online of him taking part in shooting drills.

Williamson was dogged by a frustrating tendon problem after recovering from the hamstring injury he was carrying when he moved from Newcastle for £200,000 in January.

The former loan star's recovery has been the most complicated of the trio and he has been given a tailored programme over the summer to get him back up to speed.

Williamson failed to make an appearance after his permanent switch but the plan is certainly for him to be in full training at the end of next month.

And fellow centre-half Ebanks-Landell will also be given the all-clear to start from day one with the rest of the squad.

He suffered a broken foot against Middlesbrough in March but as expected the injury won't carry over into next season.

It will leave just Jordan Graham and Michal Zyro on the treatment table as Wolves look to put a nightmare season of injuries behind them.

Like Dicko, the pair both suffered cruciate knee ligament injuries. Graham will return before Christmas, while Zyro will hope to play some part before the end of the season.

In total there were 15 instances of an injured player missing a month or longer during 2015/16.

Meanwhile, midfielder David Edwards is tomorrow set to learn his Euro 2016 fate.

Wales boss Chris Coleman has to name his 23 for France by 11pm on Tuesday evening.