Millwall's injury crisis has been exacerbated by the withdrawal of Casper De Norre in the first half of the Lions' Championship fixture against Wrexham.
De Norre went down clutching his ankle with nobody in close proximity before hobbling off the pitch with the assistance of medical staff just prior to half-time at The Den.
While the severity of the injury is currently unclear, his condition only adds to Alex Neil's woes with the Scotsman managing a severely depleted squad.
There was also concern surrounding Josh Coburn early in the second half as the striker was withdrawn with a knock.
Millwall's list of absentees has reached double figures and the sheer volume of injuries is hampering performances on the pitch after such a strong start to the campaign.
Ryan Leonard, Mathis Servais, Mihailo Ivanovic and Alfie Doughty are all currently rehabilitating from hamstring injuries.
Key defender Tristan Crama faces a prolonged period in the sidelines after undergoing ankle surgery for the second time in three months due to an injury sustained in pre-season at the start of August.
Goalkeeper Lukas Jensen, who missed the majority of the previous campaign with an Achilles issue, is also set to be out for a significant amount of time after suffering a quad injury in training.
Luke Cundle was stretchered off at the end of the 5-1 defeat to Southampton, while Massimo Luongo is still on the comeback trail from an anterior cruciate ligament rupture he sustained in October last year.
If the list wasn't already bad enough, attackers Kyreece Lisbie and Taïryk Arconte both failed to feature in Neil's 20-man squad for the Wrexham clash due to injury. Lisbie missed out due to swelling on his calf muscle, while Arconte went for a scan on his hamstring.
There was slightly better news with the return of Derek Mazou-Sacko, who featured on the bench for the visit of Wrexham after recovering from a calf issue.
Millwall did act efficiently on deadline day to get bodies in, adding Filip Marschall from Stevenage and sealing the return of Romain Esse on loan from Crystal Palace, but the winger's arrival was offset by the departure of Femi Azeez to Brighton.
