Bojan Radulovic's season may not be over after all, with the striker adamant he wants to play at Bolton Wanderers on Saturday despite coming off with his arm in a makeshift sling days earlier.

It was feared the centre-forward may have broken his collar bone on Tuesday and whilst joint interim head coach Martin Drury is sceptical he will be fit for Saturday's early kick-off, it bodes well for him playing again this season.

After Bolton, Town face Mansfield Town (home) and Wimbledon (away), then hope to set up three League One play-off games.

"He came in on Thursday saying, 'I'm ready to go on Saturday' with his arm half hanging off!" said Drury. "It will be a late call.

"We had a scan on it on Wednesday morning, it's not as bad as we first feared. Everyone knows how good and how big he is for us.

"I'm not sure Saturday is realistic at this moment in time but we'll do everything we can to try and get him on the pitch."

Ryan Hardie is not fit to replace Radulovic, and Lee Nicholls will miss out due to concussion protocols. A calf injury has ended Lynden Gooch's season.

"Ryan's still suffering from a lower calf injury," said Drury.

INJURY: Huddersfield Town's Bojan Radulovic's in pain against Cardiff City (Image: Jonathan Gawthorpe)

placeholder image — INJURY: Huddersfield Town's Bojan Radulovic's in pain against Cardiff City (Image: Jonathan Gawthorpe)

"Hopefully we'll get him back but I'll be led by the medical team."

Meanwhile, forward Ellis Taylor will not play again in Harrogate Town’s fight to stay in the Football League.

"He's severely damaged his tendon off the bone so it's another really bad injury and something we have to look at," said manager Simon Weaver. "We've suffered far too many disappointing injuries."

Jack Muldoon, Tom Hill and Reece Smith are “running out of time” to face Colchester United on Saturday, after which there are two more League Two games.