Huddersfield Town's Carel Eiting injury doubt and Tino Anjorin fitness update for Millwall trip

A slight doubt over midfielder Carel Eiting is all Carlos Corberan has to worry about in the way of injury news ahead of facing Millwall on Wednesday evening.

Huddersfield Town are about as close to a clean bill of health as they possibly could be at the moment, with their only injuries being the long-term issues suffered by winger Rolando Aarons (knee) and goalkeeper Ryan Schofield (shoulder), who are likely to miss the rest of the season, and midfielder Alex Vallejo (knee), who is out until at least April.

Lewis O’Brien returned to the starting lineup to face West Bromwich Albion on Friday evening, completing 90 minutes after sitting out the FA Cup clash with Nottingham Forest a few days prior.

Levi Colwill came off the bench late on at the Hawthorns having missed two games through illness, and while Josh Koroma did not make the trip to the midlands, he too has recovered from illness and been in training since last Thursday.

Corberan revealed that Eiting has suffered a small cut on his foot that had kept him out of full training over the past few days but that he is hoping to be able to train normally on Tuesday in preparation for the Millwall game.

Chelsea loanee Tino Anjorin has appeared three times from the bench over the past couple of weeks and had a shot cleared off the line in injury time against West Brom.

The creative 20 year old had been out with a broken metatarsal he suffered playing for Lokomotiv Moscow in November and still has a bit of work to do to reach full match fitness and be able to start games.

Corberan explained: “He’s a player that was a long long time without playing football games because of the injury.

“Now he’s playing minutes and I think he’s growing with the minutes he’s playing,