García Plaza has two more players available two days before hosting Osasuna

Guridi returns to training after adductor injury; Stassin available as attacking option for Monday's home match against Osasuna.

former Sevilla manager Luis García Plaza has two players back in contention ahead of Monday's 21:00 kickoff against Osasuna at the Sánchez-Pizjuán.

Midfielder Jon Guridi trained with the squad for the first time on Saturday after recovering from an adductor injury sustained in the Levante match. Though his return to the starting XI seems premature given he has only just rejoined group training, he could feature in the squad if Sunday's session goes well.

Belgian forward Lucas Stassin, on loan from Saint-Étienne, completed a special individual training programme in the gym on Thursday and Friday and is now available as an attacking alternative. García Plaza remains committed to Robbie Ure in the starting line-up but views Stassin as a tactical option, along with Isaac Romero once his suspension is served. Defender Miguel Sierra, a youth academy product, is ruled out after shoulder surgery following his substitution in the Levante fixture.