Wrexham provide update on injured top scorer and other key men ahead of Good Friday West Brom trip
Towering Red Dragons frontman is making progress on injury return, but boss coy on his availability for The Hawthorns on Good Friday.
Wrexham top goalscorer Kieffer Moore has made “good progress” in his bid to return from a hamstring injury.
The Red Dragons visit The Hawthorns on Friday as club action returns following international action.
Towering frontman Moore missed Wales’ crunch World Cup play-off clash, a penalty defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina, having not featured for his club since the 4-2 FA Cup defeat against Premier League Chelsea a month ago.
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson said: "Kieffer's making really good progress and has showed real positive signs in training which is great news."
Moore has missed the last four games for Parkinson’s promotion-chasers, two wins and two defeats.
The experienced and well-travelled 33-year-old has scored 13 goals for Wrexham this term.
The Welsh side restart action against James Morrison’s resurgent Baggies on the fringes of the Championship play-offs, just outside on goal difference.
The Hollywood-backed club are hunting a fourth consecutive promotion.
They will be without influential former Coventry midfielder Ben Sheaf at The Hawthorns, who has been sidelined since February.
It was feared Sheaf had suffered a season-ending knee injury, but the ex-Arsenal youngster has completed some running as he steps up his rehab.
The Racecourse club also remain without New Zealand left-back Libby Cacace and key midfielder Matty James.
Cacace has endured a stop-start injury-hit debut campaign in English football.
Veteran former Leicester man James, 34, has not played since early February due to a fractured toe and Parkinson admitted his injury is worse than initially feared.
Wrexham have enjoyed a consistent campaign since their promotion from League One last season.
They were beaten 3-2 by Ryan Mason’s Baggies in north Wales in the second weekend of the season, but have recovered to impress overall, particularly in the second half of the campaign.
Two defeats in the last four have checked progress slightly but Parkinson’s side remain on the coat-tails of the top six.