Wally Downes will find out on Friday if captain Will Nightingale will be in contention for his squad for the trip to Sunderland.
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Scott Wagstaff is proud to have worn the captain’s arm band for Wimbledon, but wants his team mates to regroup quickly after the disappointment of a last-gasp defeat against Ipswich.
Wally Downes today confirmed that Will Nightingale and Anthony Wordsworth are back in light training after injury, but Tuesday night’s match at Ipswich Town will come too soon.
Aaron Ramsdale returned to AFC Wimbledon briefly this week and he has backed Nathan Trott to follow in his footsteps by making a success of his loan spell here.
Captain Will Nightingale will return to training with the squad tomorrow, but is unlikely to figure in Saturday’s home game as he recovers from a knee injury.
The entire first team squad were at The Cherry Red Records Stadium yesterday for Wally's first photoshoot as AFC Wimbledon manager.
Watch the best of the action from training as the boys prepare for the first away game of the season at Fleetwood.
Our first team coaching staff put on a challenging session today – and you can watch the boys working hard at the training ground.
Callum Reilly says he will be giving his all for the Wimbledon cause after being impressed by the club’s ‘amazing’ rise through the leagues.
Wally Downes raised Wimbledon’s intensity levels, as The Dons beat the soaring temperatures to get in some early preparation ahead of Saturday’s second to last friendly.
Brighton and Hove Albion have been added to our group, following the first round draw for the EFL Trophy this afternoon.
Michael Folivi’s bond with our fans was the main reason why he wanted to return to Wimbledon and see what the squad is truly capable of.
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