Augustus Kargbo, Scott Wharton and Matty Litherland have all been spotted back in Blackburn Rovers training.
Litherland has been back with the group for a few weeks, doing light work after two months on the sidelines. He now appears to have stepped up his recovery by joining full-team training.
Wharton has also been back for a while but pulled out before a scheduled Under-21 match last Saturday after feeling something in training.
Thankfully, the experienced defender appears to be fine and was pictured in the sessions in the club's latest video output.
The biggest milestone is the return of Kargbo, who has not played a competitive game for Rovers in almost 12 months.
He suffered a hamstring injury in pre-season and is now back with his team-mates. Rovers will handle him cautiously after a wretched 12 months with muscle problems.
Tony Mowbray's side will play a behind-closed fixture during this break, which will offer game time for those who need it. All three could feature, though they will be especially careful with Kargbo.
For the likes of Moussa Baradji, Dion De Neve and others who have had injuries, it will help build their match sharpness too.
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