The Swede had originally been expected to be out for the rest of the season but looks set to be included in Alan Curbishley's squad as they go for a moral-boosting victory against already relegated
Speaking to 'the Times' Ljungberg said, "The injury was a little weird, especially since it was quite painful,"
"It was quite hard for the medical team to diagnose, but I've been told it was an inflamed nerve. Luckily, the hamstring is not injured, which is great.
"The extra work I put in this winter, in the gym, is the reason I am in good shape. Despite being in some pain due to a nerve-root inflammation, the hamstring itself is fine and there is no sign of a pull or strain."