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Burnley hope to have goalkeeper Aro Muric back for the visit of Swansea.
The stopper missed last week’s win at Coventry with a knock and his fitness will be assessed after Friday’s training session.
The Clarets hope to have Scott Twine available soon after a lengthy lay-off, but boss Vincent Kompany will not put a timescale on his return.
Midfielder Ashley Westwood (ankle) and winger Darko Churlinov remain long-term absentees.
Swansea will be without Joe Allen and Jamie Paterson.
Allen suffered a setback in his recovery from an injury sustained against Hull while Paterson has a groin issue and neither will be fit to face the Clarets.
Liam Cullen is still expected to miss out with a shoulder injury.
Boss Russell Martin this week distanced himself from the vacant managerial position at West Brom.
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