Carl Ikeme: Wolves keeper's injury gives chance to Tomasz Kuszczak

Ikeme suffered a broken hand in March 2013 and again in January last year

Wolves could be without goalkeeper Carl Ikeme for up to eight weeks following a training ground injury.

Ikeme, 28, has broken the second metatarsal bone in his left foot after colliding with team-mate James Henry.

Ex-West Bromwich Albion and Manchester United keeper Tomasz Kuszczak will take over in goal, starting with Saturday's home game against Reading.

"It's one of those things that happen in training. A block tackle with James Henry," boss Kenny Jackett told BBC WM.

"It will be a loss, because Carl's been a big player for us, but it's also an opportunity for Tomasz Kuszczak. And it's the reason he's here, to cover situations like this.

"He's been with us a couple of months and he's ready to go. He wants to be a number one keeper again and has been frustrated at not getting such opportunities."

The 32-year-old Poland international, released by Brighton last summer, joined Wolves on a short-term deal in November after reserve keeper Aaron McCarey was ruled out following back surgery.

Kuszczak then signed a new contract in mid-January to keep him at Molineux until the end of the season.

Ikeme's injury is his third fracture in successive seasons, having twice broken his hand.