Millwall’s woes deepened after a disappointing loss to Leyton Orient in the Carabao Cup, with Tom Bradshaw facing a significant injury setback. The team suffered a lackluster 1-0 defeat at The Den, and matters only got worse when manager Neil Harris confirmed Bradshaw’s hamstring injury, likely to keep him out for an extended period. The striker, replacing Joe Bryan in the 64th minute, had to leave the match due to the injury.

Harris expressed concerns about Bradshaw’s recovery timeline, hinting at his absence from upcoming Championship games, including clashes against Sheffield Wednesday and Luton Town. With limited forward options, Millwall will heavily rely on new signing Macaulay Langstaff for immediate cover following Kevin Nisbet’s loan departure to Aberdeen.

Despite earlier speculations about Bradshaw’s potential exit from the club, Harris emphasized the striker’s importance to the team, praising his leadership and impact on the field. While facing uncertainties in the attacking department, Millwall will look to navigate through a challenging period without their key striker.