Newcastle United manager Rafa Benítez is relieved that four members of his first-team squad have recovered from their injuries.
Paul Dummett, Ki Sung-yueng, Mohamed Diame and Karl Darlow are all available to face Wolves on Monday.
In addition, Yoshinori Muto has returned from Asian Cup duty with Japan and new signing Miguel Almiron could make his Magpies debut at Molineux.
However, Benitez is refusing to rush Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliot back to action too soon.
"It's much better. Apart from Jonjo and Elliot, the rest of the team are fine," Benitez said. "Everyone else is fit and available. It is good news - competition, as I always say, is positive for the team.
"Shelvey has been training outside but we don't want to take any risks. We still have to wait for one or two weeks but the problem is that he wants to push and be on the pitch, training well with the team, and we have to stop him sometimes.
"It is important to have everyone if it is possible but especially when at this time you are playing for everything."
Newcastle are 19/4 to beat Nuno Espirito Santo's side, who are currently seventh in the Premier League table.
Benitez has been impressed with how well Wolves have adapted to life in the top-flight following last season's promotion, adding: "They have a good manager and some very good players - they have players who have been champions of Europe and internationals at every level.
"They may be newly-promoted but they have spent more than £100million. They are a good team who are doing really well."
Newcastle are 7/2 to keep a clean sheet against Wolves.
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Newcastle United manager Rafa Benítez is relieved that four members of his first-team squad have recovered from their injuries.
Paul Dummett, Ki Sung-yueng, Mohamed Diame and Karl Darlow are all available to face Wolves on Monday.
In addition, Yoshinori Muto has returned from Asian Cup duty with Japan and new signing Miguel Almiron could make his Magpies debut at Molineux.
However, Benitez is refusing to rush Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliot back to action too soon.
"It's much better. Apart from Jonjo and Elliot, the rest of the team are fine," Benitez said. "Everyone else is fit and available. It is good news - competition, as I always say, is positive for the team.
"Shelvey has been training outside but we don't want to take any risks. We still have to wait for one or two weeks but the problem is that he wants to push and be on the pitch, training well with the team, and we have to stop him sometimes.
"It is important to have everyone if it is possible but especially when at this time you are playing for everything."
Newcastle are 19/4 to beat Nuno Espirito Santo's side, who are currently seventh in the Premier League table.
Benitez has been impressed with how well Wolves have adapted to life in the top-flight following last season's promotion, adding: "They have a good manager and some very good players - they have players who have been champions of Europe and internationals at every level.
"They may be newly-promoted but they have spent more than £100million. They are a good team who are doing really well."
Newcastle are 7/2 to keep a clean sheet against Wolves.
Source: bet365.com