Wakefield are without prop Andy Raleigh, who hurt a knee in the defeat by Catalan Dragons, for the visit of Salford.
However, second-rower Frankie Mariano is available after recovering from a head injury sustained in that match. Centre Reece Lyne is poised to return after recovering from a pectoral injury and Oliver Wilkes is set to take the place of Raleigh.
Salford caretaker coach Alan Hunte recalls youngsters Niall Evalds, Gareth Owen and Theo Fages. He also welcomes back from suspension prop Lee Jewitt as well as winger Danny Broughton, who missed last week's defeat by London after being stuck in a traffic jam.
Stuart Howarth, Danny Williams and Ryan McGoldrick drop out of the initial squad.
Richard Agar says: The City Reds have no permanent head coach in place for this weekend as Phil Vievers was relieved of his duties after a 38-4 home defeat by London Broncos. Alan Hunte will take charge of the Lancashire based outfit tomorrow as they look to recover after a turbulent few months.
Dr Marwan Koukash saved Salford earlier this year and has already showed his ambition to propel his club into the Super League limelight. The club continue to be in the headlines which included the sacking of Veivers and Agar admits wary of Salford.
"When anybody changes a coach you usually see it as a reaction or a spurt in form. The players feel a little bit guilty about what's gone on but I'm not sure in this case.
Wakefield: Mathers, Fox, Collis, L. Smith, Lyne, Cockayne, Sykes, T. Smith, Poore, Aiton, Wilkes, Lauitiiti, Mariano, Washbrook, Wood, Annakin, Trout, Mellars, Amor.
Salford: Ashurst, Boyle, Broughton, Dixon, Evalds, Fages, Foran, Gibson, Gleeson, Godwin, Griffin, James, Jewitt, Mauro, McPherson, Murphy, Neal, Owen, Sneyd.