Cardiff City star ruled out for a month – but Barry-Murphy hopeful other injury worries can feature against West Ham

Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy says Krystian Bielik has a chance of featuring against West Ham, while several other players remain doubts.

Bielik is close to a comeback and will be assessed in training ahead of the Championship clash.

“We’ll check on Krystian in training today, he’s close,” Barry-Murphy said.

“I think he has a chance.”

Isaak Davies, however, is facing around four weeks out with a hamstring injury.

“Isaak Davies has a hamstring injury, so he won’t be fit for four weeks,” the Cardiff boss confirmed.

There was a positive update on Rubin Colwill, who returned from injury from the bench at the weekend.

“Rubin obviously was a big positive for us on Saturday, to come back and feel so good after his appearance from the bench,” Barry-Murphy said.

Perry Ng is hopeful of being available despite missing training, while Alex Robertson and Will Fish will also need to be assessed.

“Perry didn’t train yesterday but seems okay. We’re hopeful on him,” Barry-Murphy said.

“Alex Robertson and Will Fish both didn’t train yesterday, so we’ll check on them again.”