In spite of recent injury setbacks, Tottenham Hotspur has good news: Welsh attacker Brennan Johnson should return to action quickly for their next Premier League match against Everton.
During Spurs’ 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, the young player suffered a facial injury that raised questions about his availability for the upcoming games.
As he attempted to challenge for the ball, the Welshman took a hard blow to the head.
Oliver Skipp had to take it off due to a serious cut on his forehead, as he was afraid he might suffer a concussion.
Ange confirmed after the game that there was no concussion, only a nasty cut on his forehead and that he should be okay for the next game.
The good news is that Brennan Johnson, a Welsh attacker, should be fit for Tottenham Hotspur’s upcoming Premier League match against Everton, despite recent injury setbacks.
Concerns have been raised regarding the young player’s availability for the upcoming games following his facial injury sustained during Spurs’ 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest.
As the Welshman attempted to challenge for the ball, he took a strong blow to the head.
Oliver Skipp had to take it off because he was worried about suffering a concussion due to a deep cut on his forehead.
Because of his availability, Kulusevski can fill in for James Maddison and Giovani Lo Celso as a number ten.
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Trevoh Chalobah may be making “a surprise move” in the upcoming transfer window, according to TeamTalk.
Since the summer, Tottenham and the Chelsea defender have been connected.
Romano had earlier disclosed that Spurs intended to sign the Chelsea player in the summer, but the plan depended on them selling Eric Dier, with which they were unable to reach an agreement in time.
According to TeamTalk, Spurs “have made contact” with the player’s representatives to explore the possibility of a potential signing next month. They are still interested in acquiring the defender from their rivals.
To strengthen their defense, they are in a desperate search for another excellent defender.
Their only viable options at center back are Cristian Romero and Micky van de Ven, as the 22-year-old is sidelined until at least the following month due to injury.
While Eric Dier is a backup option, the Australian has fallen out of favour under Ange, favouring players like Emerson Royal, a full-back, in addition to his injury.
Ange has previously stated that he intends to add a new defender in the January transfer window, and a deal for Chalobah is not completely off the table.
Chalobah has not yet appeared in a game for Chelsea this season, and if Ange Postecoglou can guarantee him substantial playing time, his lack of playing time may encourage a transfer to Tottenham.
