We’ll see’ – Matt Bloomfield on Luton Town injury worry ahead of Coventry City game..
Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield has said they will ‘see’ how Jordan Clark is this week.
Luton Town’s midfielder picked up a knock against Derby County last Friday. He then sat out of LTFC’s last clash against Bristol City as they ran out 3-1 winners to boost their survival hopes.
LTFC – Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield
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Clark, 31, has been a regular for the Hatters this season. He has made 40 appearances in all competitions, 38 of which have come in the league, and he has chipped in with five goals and five assists.
In this latest update regarding his condition, Bloomfield has said, as per a report by Luton Today: “Clicks just got a knock on Friday, so we’ll see how he is going into Saturday. He just felt his calf a little bit, not bad, so we hope he might be right for the weekend, but we’re not sure at this moment in time. We gave him until this morning but he just wasn’t quite right. We wanted to get Milli (Alli) higher up the pitch, he’s done great as a wingback, but I really felt trying to utilise him higher up the pitch as it meant moving Amari’i (Bell) out of his normal position.”
Luton Town, ‘We’ll see’ – Matt Bloomfield on Luton Town injury worry ahead of Coventry City game
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Luton Town injury latest regarding Jordan Clark
Luton Town will assess Clark over the next couple of days as they prepare to play Coventry City. LTFC will hope that he is available and it would be a boost if he could feature.
The Hatters landed him back in 2020 and he has since been a great servant to the club. He has played 180 games and has found the net on 17 occasions.
LTFC – Luton Town boss Matt Bloomfield
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He helped the Bedfordshire club get promoted to the Premier League back in 2023 under former manager Rob Edwards. They lasted only 12 months in the top flight though.
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Clark started his career at Barnsley and was loaned out to Chesterfield. He then had permanent spells at Shrewsbury Town and Accrington Stanley.
What now for Luton Town?
Luton Town are in strong form but remain in deep trouble. LTFC have won five of their last 10 outings.
The Hatters are in the relegation zone along with Plymouth Argyle and Cardiff City. They are behind Derby County on goal difference and have two fixtures left to play.
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Bloomfield’s men take on a Coventry City side on Saturday who are in the hunt for a play-off place. They then head to the Midlands on the final day to lock horns with a West Brom team who have nothing to play for.
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