Sweden boss Graham Potter expects to have Gabriel Gudmundsson back in training around the middle of this week following a scan of his hamstring.

The left wing-back was withdrawn at half-time of Leeds' win over Tottenham Hotspur at the weekend after reporting tightness in his hamstring. Daniel Farke did not want to take risks with the Swede and sent on Melvin Bard for the second half. Gudmundsson's issue did not prevent him from flying out to join up with the Sweden camp for the November Nations League games against Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Poland.

Potter has now issued a positive update on the Leeds man ahead of the fixtures on Saturday and Tuesday.

"He's okay," said Potter. "The [scan] went well, but we need to see him and go through a couple of days of recovery to make sure he's okay. He will probably be on the pitch with the boys on Wednesday or Thursday. It's no problem."

Gudmundsson will be hoping to win his 33rd and 34th caps for his country this weekend, having started eight of Leeds' 10 Premier League outings so far this season. The 27-year-old has featured in the all but one of the last 18 Sweden international fixtures and was ever present in their defence during the World Cup in the summer.