Harry Gray injury news: Henrik Pedersen shares update on Leeds United loanee
Leeds United loanee Harry Gray suffered an injury scare for Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday.
The versatile forward was in action for the Owls, who were beaten 2-0 by Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers in round two of the Carabao Cup.
Gray was sent to League One Wednesday for the duration of the 2026/27 campaign to gain more regular minutes and continue his development.
The 17-year-old has been a regular fixture for Wednesday in the early stages of the campaign, playing predominantly on the flanks.
Gray has yet to get off the mark in Wednesday colours, but is proving a popular figure with the fanbase in South Yorkshire.
However, there is a slight concern for the talented teenager heading into Wednesday's weekend clash with Bromley at Hillsborough.
What did Henrik Pedersen say about Leeds United loanee Harry Gray?
Gray was once again named in the starting line-up as Wednesday were comfortably beaten by Wolves to exit the Carabao Cup.
However, there was concern late in the game when Gray was seen holding his head and looking in discomfort.
Wednesday wasted no time in getting Gray off the pitch, with Jamal Lowe replacing the youngster for the final minutes of the game.
There was a fear that Gray had suffered concussion, and Wednesday boss Henrik Pedersen providing an update after the game.
"He's okay, but we don't know is the nose is broken. That's why he went off" Pedersen said.
Pedersen also clarified that he was not aware about immediate concern over concussion, but was unsure if he would be fit to face Bromley.
Will Leeds be happy with Harry Gray's loan move so far?
Gray spent the second half of last season with Rotherham United in League One.
There was initially some surprise that he was sent back to the third tier, but Leeds were keen for Gray to get exposure to big crowds.
He played in front of 33,000 as Wednesday lost to Bradford City last week, and he has been a regular for the Owls thus far.
Leeds will be happy with the amount of minutes he is getting, and provided his injury is not too bad that looks set to continue.
Leeds and Wednesday alike will hope he can start contributing to the goals column, but for now it is a loan that is proving pretty valuable to both clubs.