Argyle's Pleguezuelo suffers another injury blow

Plymouth Argyle defender Julio Pleguezuelo could miss the rest of the season after a recurrence of a calf problem.

The Spanish defender, 29, has had an injury-ravaged season, having missed the first four months of the campaign with a knee issue he suffered early in pre-season.

He returned in December, but was sidelined with the calf issue in January, before playing twice last week.

"We've got to hit a reset button with Pleggy," head coach Tom Cleverley told BBC Radio Devon.

"It's tough when your body is letting you down, when you're such an experienced player - and not having a pre-season has really hurt Pleggy this year.

"He's not had that baseline of fitness, he's always trying to chase that and being a bit of a risk when he's played.

"So we need to reset all that with Pleggy and take our time with him so if that is that he returns for pre-season, that's what it is."

Meanwhile, impressive teenage forward Tegan Finn has been ruled out for the rest of the season with hamstring issues.

The 17-year-old was hurt in the 1-0 loss at Rotherham and scans have shown he has suffered what Cleverley says is a "significant hamstring tear".

The injury, five minutes after half-time, came in Finn's third League One start of the season and four days after he had scored in the Vertu Trophy quarter-final loss at Luton Town.

"We'll go for a surgical opinion next week and we'll make sure he's in the best hands as one of our exciting young players," added Cleverley.