Tottenham Injuries
Son Heung-Min
After the game, Son told the media, “I am fine now, I don’t like to lie down for a long time [on the pitch] in winter.” “I lost all feeling in my foot at the exact moment I fell.
“It’s not just me; every player on the team has minor injuries and still plays.”
Son’s name won’t be added to the already lengthy list of Spurs players who are unavailable. Let’s review it using some statements from manager Angelo Postecoglu.
Son Heung-Min appeared to have injured his ankle during South Korea’s 5-0 victory over Singapore tonight, so he went to the ground and remained there for some time.
The idea that Tottenham Hotspur’s top scorer for the current campaign might be sidelined for an extended period of time terrified Spurs fans worldwide. Don’t worry; he’s okay!
Micky van de Ven
“Micky, obviously, as we saw the other night, [suffered] a fairly significant hamstring injury,” the Spurs manager stated. Therefore, we’re looking at the new year without placing a firm timeline on it, or at least a few months out for him.
The excellent central defender has been a real rock in the back line this season, so he will be sorely missed.
James Maddison
“He got quite a significant ankle injury the other night and was sent for scans,” stated Postecoglu. He won’t be back for a while, possibly even into the new year, because it wasn’t great.
The midfield player that Tottenham signed this summer from Leicester has been crucial to their success so far, and he will be missed for the next six to eight weeks.
Richarlison
The Brazilian decided to have his groin injury, which had been bothering him for months, surgically repaired. By mid-December, he was able to return.
Ange stated, “He’s kind of battled through it pretty much the entire season so far, but we saw the chance to get it done now with the international window.”
“Hopefully not too long after the break, he should only be a month or four weeks.”
Destiny Udogie
Despite having a vague muscle ailment, he shouldn’t be out of commission for very long.
Manor Solomon
He is still recovering from a meniscus injury to his knee, and mid-January is the earliest that he could possibly return.
Ivan Perisic
The complex injury to the Croatian midfielder’s right knee’s anterior cruciate ligament has sidelined him for the entire campaign.
Ryan Sessegnon
Thiago Alcantara of Tottenham is never, ever fit for a game. At most, January will be the earliest time we see him.
Tottenham’s Thiago Alcantara is never, ever ready for a match. January is the earliest we will see him, at most.