Farnham Town have provided an injury update on a number of players who are currently out of first-team action.

Keane Anderson is recovering well after undergoing reconstructive surgery to his right knee and is working closely with the club’s medical team on the next stages of his recovery.

Summer signing Aaron Kuhl is recovering well after his minor keyhole operation on his surgically repaired leg and is working closely with the club’s medical team on the next stages of his recovery, with a view to making his debut later in the season. At the moment, Farnham are unable to put a precise timeline in place for when Kuhl will make his debut for the club.

Dan Bayliss is yet to make his first appearance of the season following his Achilles injury in pre-season, but is edging closer to a return. Bayliss is progressing well through his rehabilitation and the club are hopeful he can be available for selection again before the end of September.

Kai Tanner suffered a left foot injury during his debut on loan for Bracknell Town last month and hasn’t featured since. Scans have since shown there’s no significant structural damage, however, they did highlight a anterior talar bone spur which is causing the pain. Tanner is working with Farnham’s medical team to go through his options on how to tackle the problem.

Tom Leggett was forced off in the first half of Farnham’s 2-1 win at Horsham, and scans have revealed that Leggett has suffered a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament, significant damage to his medial and lateral meniscus, a grade two sprain of the medial collateral ligament and a grade one sprain of the fibular collateral ligament.

The injury rules Leggett out of the rest of the 2026-27 season.

Louie Holzman landed awkwardly on his left shoulder after going up for an aerial challenge during Farnham’s 2-0 win against Torquay United. Holzman battled through the pain to see out the remainder of the game before being taken to hospital for tests.

X-rays revealed that Holzman has suffered a type three acromioclavicular joint separation, but no fractures, and it’s believed the injury will not require surgery. Farnham will monitor Holzman’s health moving forward, but he continues to be available for selection having been signed off by a specialist physician.

Jack Dean was carried off the pitch during Farnham’s 1-1 draw at Hemel Hempstead and was unable to put any pressure through his right leg.

After the game, Dean was taken to hospital for X-rays which have revealed he’s sustained a fractured fibula. Farnham expect Dean to be out of action until November.

Bobby-Joe Taylor suffered a hamstring injury in the second half of the Hemel Hempstead game, but with only three outfield substitutes named on the bench, all of whom were already on the pitch, Taylor finished the game while struggling through his injury.

While not deemed serious, the injury prevented Taylor being involved in Farnham’s 2-1 win at Folkestone Invicta, but he returned to action in Farnham’s 2-2 draw at Cirencester.

Brandon Mason is continuing to manage his ongoing thigh complaint which has hindered his availability, with the left-back not featuring in three of Farnham’s past five National League South fixtures. The club are continuing to monitor the situation closely.