Richard Naylor, Shane Lowry, and Andrew Hughes are all in contention to feature against Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday, according to Leeds United manager Simon Grayson, but striker Mike Grella is definitely ruled out.

Naylor missed the Brentford game due to a thigh injury, Lowry was out with a swollen knee, and Hughes played 50 minutes before succumbing to the effects of illness.

"They all trained on Monday morning," said Grayson.

"There's nothing serious, but with Richard he didn't train at all last week so it will be touch and go.

"If there's any doubt we'll leave it because we still have some big games coming up."

Striker Grella, however, could be facing a couple of weeks on the sidelines.

"Mike will be out for two or three weeks with a hamstring injury he picked up in training," added the boss.

"We knew we could get people injured and want bodies in and around it. That was one of the reasons we wanted to bring Paul Dickov in.

"We're disappointed we'll be without Mike, but we have other options and everyone is pushing each other."

The boss has no new injury worries ahead of Tuesday's trip to Prenton Park.

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