Darius Charles remains the only long-term injury absentee (John Walton/PA)
Wycombe boss Gareth Ainsworth could have Luke Bolton back in contention for the Sky Bet League One clash with Charlton on Tuesday.
The on-loan Manchester City winger picked up an injury against Shrewsbury on March 16 but could return to action.
Darius Charles remains the only long-term injury absentee as Ainsworth has an almost fully-fit squad to choose from.
Wycombe will be looking for their first win since January 26 as they bid to avoid relegation and could be set to make further changes following the four named by Ainsworth for the weekend’s 3-2 defeat to Portsmouth.
Charlton’s Krystian Bielik could be missing with an ankle injury he sustained while on international duty with Poland Under-21s.
Bielik returned against Plymouth but was substituted just after the hour mark in his side’s 2-0 win as a precaution, and manager Lee Bowyer said the club would have to be careful with the defensive midfielder.
Long-term absentee Lewis Page could be nearing a return from a groin injury and could feature for the under-23s side next week.
Jake Forster-Caskey (knee) has returned to full training.
Luke Bolton could return when Wycombe face Charlton
