Henry back for Wolves

Karl Henry: Wolves skipper set to return for home game against Leicester

Wolves captain Karl Henry has handed the club a boost by declaring himself fit for Sunday's clash with Leicester at Molineux.

The 29-year-old has missed his team's last two Championship games since limping out of August's 3-1 victory over Barnsley with a hamstring strain.

Stale Solbakken's side picked up just one point in Henry's absence and the midfielder is glad to be back in training and ready to return.

"I'm feeling good," he told the club's official website.

"It was a slight tweak of the hamstring but thankfully nothing too serious. I have missed a couple of games but am back now and ready to be available for Sunday.

"Training on Tuesday was good although the other lads might say I wasn't so good. It was just nice to be back out there even though I've not been out for long.

"Leicester on Sunday is a huge game and the first of what I think is six in the next two weeks and hopefully we can put some wins together.

"I think every team in this division - on their day - can beat any others and it's about showing the right grit and determination to get the result."

Wolves' game against Leicester is a 13:15 kick-off on Sunday and is live on Sky Sports 1 HD.

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