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What does the future hold for Josh Scowen at Wycombe Wanderers?

What the immediate future could look like for Josh Scowen at Wycombe Wanderers when he returns from injury.

09.01.26, 11:00 Updated 27.05.26, 11:08 3 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Ever since Josh Scowen's ACL injury in the away fixture against Leyton Orient in the closing stages of the 2024/25 League One campaign which has seen him on the sidelines for nine months now, it has become increasingly clear that Wanderers are missing his presence in the midfield as of recently, especially with somewhat of an injury crisis within the midfield, George Abbott returning to Tottenham Hotspur and Ewan Henderson out for up to six weeks.

While players such as Jamie Mullins and Caolan Boyd-Munce have been playing fairly well since joining in the summer, it's hard not to draw comparisons when looking back at the last season, especially after Wanderers were so close to returning to the Championship.

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