Brighton and Hove Albion have returned from the warm-weather training camp in Dubai and are back to Premier League action this Monday against Wolves.
The Seagulls last played on January 6 as they progressed to the fourth round of the FA Cup thanks to their 4-2 win at Stoke City.
It has been a welcome break for Roberto De Zerbi's team and a chance for players to get some rest and try to recover from various bumps, bruises and injuries.
Brighton are currently eighth in the Premier League and also through to the knockout stages of the Europa League.
The second half of the campaign promises to be an exciting one for the fans and key players returning to the squad from injuries will certainly help their cause.
Here's how the walking wounded are shaping up ahead of the Wolves clash at the Amex Stadium on January 22...
1. Igor - should be fine
The £15m Brazilian defender missed the Stoke FA Cup clash after picking up a knock but he should be fit, firing and available for selection against Wolves Photo: Julian Finney
2. Joel Veltman - knee
Sustained his injury in the 2-0 loss against Arsenal. The experienced defender is one of many players expected back in mid February - which could also see him back to action at Sheffield United on Feb 18 or perhaps even Tottenham on Feb 10 Photo: Charlie Crowhurst
3. Adam Webster - fit
Sustained cramps against West Ham was not fit to start at Stoke but came on in the second half. Treatment and the warm weather of Dubai should see him back and available to start against Wolves if needed Photo: Justin Setterfield
4. Solly March - knee
Continues his lengthy rehab from a serious injury. The Albion winger was interviewed in Dubai and is in light training but remains some way off match fitness Photo: OLI SCARFF