Phil Hay has dropped a worrying injury update concerning Leeds United forward Rodrigo.
What's the latest?
In a recent post on Twitter, The Athletic journalist revealed that the 31-year-old, who was withdrawn in the 60th minute of Leeds' 2-1 win over Norwich City on Sunday, came off as a result of a tight quad muscle - something that would appear to cast a doubt on the Spaniard's availability for the trip to Wolverhampton Wanderers on Friday evening.
In his tweet, Hay said: "Rodrigo came off with a tight quad muscle."
Marsch will be gutted
Considering just how impressive Rodrigo was in the crucial victory over the Canaries last weekend, the fact that the forward now appears to be a doubt for this week's trip to Molineux is sure to have left Jesse Marsch gutted.
Indeed, over his 60 minutes on the pitch against City, the £13.5m-rated dynamo enjoyed 44 touches of the ball, completed 29 of his 33 attempted passes - one of which was key - and found his man with two of his three attempted long balls - not to mention giving his side the lead with a very well-taken finish early in the first half.
These returns saw the £100k-per-week Spain international earn an extremely impressive SofaScore match rating of 7.4, with only Brazilian winger Raphinha receiving a higher rating than the 31-year-old on the day.
As such, should Rodrigo indeed be ruled out of the Wolves fixture, it will undoubtedly come as a huge blow to the Whites' chances of leaving Molineux with all three points on Friday - with anything but a win potentially being disastrous to the club's hopes of retaining their top-flight status come the end of the season.