Cardiff City's injury crisis has deepened with Isaak Davies ruled out for four weeks due to a hamstring issue. Manager Barry-Murphy confirmed the forward's absence while providing updates on several other players ahead of their next fixture. "We'll check on Krystian today [Tuesday] in training. We think he has a chance," said Barry-Murphy. "Rubin Colwill obviously was a big positive for us on Saturday to come back and feel so good after his appearance on the bench. Isaak Davies has a hamstring injury. He won't be fit."
Perry Ng missed training but is expected to be fit, while Alex Robertson and Will Fish both sat out Tuesday's session and will be evaluated later today. Adding to the uncertainty, Callum Robinson was omitted from the matchday squad for a third consecutive game at Wolves. The Republic of Ireland international is not suspended, but Barry-Murphy refused to elaborate on the decision, stating only that the matter had already been discussed. "I'll always try and be as transparent as possible with every question that I'm asked on behalf of the supporters, but it's already been discussed." The growing injury list and unexplained selection calls leave Cardiff's squad depth severely tested as they navigate a demanding Championship schedule.
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