Rotherham United add a missing man to their squad
"He's trained for the last few days and he looks okay."
Lenny Agbaire is part of Rotherham United's travelling party today as he eyes his first League Two action in more than two months.
The young centre-half has been on the sidelines since the second League Two match of the campaign because of a hamstring injury.
But the 21-year-old Scot is fit again and will be making the long journey to Wiltshire with his teammates this afternoon in readiness for tomorrow's clash with Swindon Town.
"He's in the squad, which I'm pleased about," said Alex Bruce. "He's trained for the last few days and he looks okay."
The boss rates he former Celtic prospect he inherited from the Matt Hamshaw managerial era when he became head coach at the end of June.
Bruce started Agbaire in the opening two league matches - at Cheltenham Town on August 15 and at home to York City a week later - but the defender limped off in the latter match and hasn't been seen since.
"Lenny was showing signs of improvements and unfortunately got injured," the boss said.
Another centre-back is expected to be available after shaking off the effects of a head knock that forced him out of last weekend's 3-3 draw with Shrewsbury Town at AESSEAL New York Stadium just before half-time.
Dominic Iorfa trained yesterday and was due to take part in this morning's group session before the squad board the team bus.
"I think he'll be okay," Bruce said.
New boy Brandon Williams will be hoping for a second outing after making his debut as a substitute against the Shrews.
The former Manchester United left-back, who is bidding to get his career back in track, had signed a short-term deal on the eve of that match after spending nearly three months training with the Millers.
"It was a big weekend for him," said Bruce. "I was pleased to see him back out on the pitch - and on the field when we got the equaliser to make it 3-3. It's been a long period of not playing for him. Hopefully that game will have given him a lift."