Injuries continue to pile up for Inverness, the second-bottom team in the Championship, as they prepare for a crucial match against the Pars. The main focus of Caley Thistle boss Duncan Ferguson’s press conference was the news that Leeds United loan defender Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen is out for the rest of the season due to a stress fracture in his back.
This adds to Inverness’s growing list of 12 potential absentees for their upcoming game against Dunfermline Athletic. The team is already struggling with long-term injuries to a trio of players, and the absence of Chilokoa-Mullen further depletes their playing pool.
Ferguson expressed concern about the mounting list of injured players, and confirmed that the team will reduce training intensity to prevent further setbacks. The team is already facing a tough time in the Championship, and any additional injuries could spell trouble for their upcoming fixtures.
The manager also mentioned the possibility of on-loan Dundee midfielder Max Anderson being suspended for the match against Dunfermline, and highlighted the importance of key players like Alex Samuel in light of their injury concerns.
Despite their difficulties, Inverness managed to secure a crucial draw in their last game, keeping them six points ahead of the bottom team in the Championship. However, with Dunfermline showing signs of improvement, the pressure is on for Inverness to secure a positive result in their upcoming match.
