Hibernian defender Darren McGregor is pushing for a comeback as Aberdeen visit Easter Road.
McGregor scored in a 6-0 reserve win over St Mirren on Tuesday after almost four months out with an abdominal injury.
Joe Newell (calf) is a doubt after missing the midweek defeat by Ross County while David Gray is back in training but not ready for a return to match action.
Niall McGinn has rejoined the Aberdeen squad as they prepare for the Ladbrokes Premiership clash.
The Northern Ireland international sat out Wednesday’s draw with Rangers with a calf strain but is back in contention to face Hibernian in Leith.
Andy Considine – who struck the Dons’ equaliser against Gers – has shaken off a knock picked up in the 2-2 draw. Funso Ojo should return to training next week but misses this weekend’s fixture along with Craig Bryson (ankle), Ethan Ross (thigh) and Scott Wright (knee).
Hibernian provisional squad: Maxwell, Stevenson, James, Porteous, Whittaker, McGregor, Jackson, Naismith, Hanlon, Hallberg, Middleton, Vela, Newell, Horgan, Mallan, Allan, Doidge, Shaw, Kamberi, Slivka, Boyle, Marciano.
Aberdeen provisional squad: Lewis, Logan, Leigh, Vyner, Considine, McKenna, Taylor, Devlin, Gallagher, Hedges, Cosgrove, Anderson, D Campbell, McGinn, McLennan, Wilson, Gleeson, Ferguson, Main, Cerny.
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