Charlton forward Miles Leaburn fitness update provided by Dean Holden
Dean Holden has provided an update on Charlton striker Miles Leaburn after he missed Easter Monday’s 3-2 win over Burton Albion.
The 19-year-old forward played the full 90 minutes of Good Friday’s loss at Bristol Rovers but was hurt by a second-half challenge at the Memorial Stadium.
He was absent from the squad for today’s victory with a knee problem.
Holden said: “He had a scan on Easter Sunday morning. It’s come back as a slight grade one which we’re really happy about. He was in real pain when he went down. The adrenaline took over and he was okay.
“Maybe some bone bruising in there. I think he’s got an outside chance for Ipswich, but I don’t think it’s any more than that at the moment.”
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