Mikel was injured in the Stoke City match against Queens Park Rangers, who played Edomah

John Obi Mikel will not play any role in Tuesday’s tournament match between Stoke City and Queens Park Rangers.

Michael O’Neill’s men will look to all the extreme points against Mark Warburton’s side as they strive for a spot in the Premier League.

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– Stokecity December 15, 2020

The former Chelsea star has been out of action since November 28 when he suffered a calf injury in the Potters’ 0-0 draw at Sheffield Wednesday.

Before his injury, he participated in 15 matches in all competitions, and was helped while leading the team on a number of occasions.

As a result of that blow, he has missed his team’s last four matches against Wycombe Wanderers, Middlesbrough, Cardiff City and Derby County.

Manager O’Neill has revealed that the Nigerian will undergo a screening to ensure his readiness for the tight match despite his return to training.

“We’re going to have John Obi today [on Monday]. Practice part of yesterday’s session [Sunday]”But the important thing is not to bring players back early and risk re-injury,” O’Neill told the club’s official website.

“I think the big positive is that no one added to our injury list from Saturday’s match.

Cameroonian goalkeeper Blondy Nana Nukio was excluded from Stoke after he was unable to score.

On the other hand, Superhoops include Nigerian star Bright Osayi-Samuel, Ghanaian Albert Adumah and President Elias Moroccan in the starting line-up. Macauley Boon of Zimbabwe will start from the bench while Sierra Leonean Osman Kakai is excluded from the squad.

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– QPR FC (QPR) December 15, 2020

Mikel’s team victory at the Cayan Prince Foundation Stadium will cement their place in the second division.

It is currently ranked eighth with 29 points from 18 matches, while QPR ranks 19 with 16 points from the same number of matches.