Bournemouth will be making some late calls on a number of players for this weekend's game with Tottenham.
That's according to the Cherries boss Eddie Howe, who has provided the latest injury news from his squad ahead of the game at the Vitality Stadium.
And Howe could have some selection headaches for the clash with Tottenham, with up to ten players potentially missing for the Cherries.
He said: "We've got a few knocks and will be making some late calls ahead of the game.
"Dan Gosling (calf), Adam Smith (knee) and Dominic Solanke (hamstring) all have problems, so we'll have to see how they are nearer the game."
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Nathaniel Clyne is also understood to need a late fitness test ahead of the game, having been suffering with cramp.
Meanwhile, Bournemouth have six other players who are ruled out with long-term injuries.
That includes Andrew Surman, who pulled a calf in training last month and has not featured since, Lewis Cook, Simon Francis, Junior Stanislas and Charlie Daniels, who are all out with knee injuries, and Diego Rico, who is currently sidelined with an ankle ligament injury.
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According to premierinjuries.com, Clyne is the most likely to play of the four players needing a late fitness test, with Gosling, Solanke and Smith all rated at 50-50 for the game.
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