Tottenham damage replace: Bentancur, Ndombele and Gil newest news and return dates
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ottenham enter the brand new season with numerous first-team gamers affected by accidents.
Long-term points proceed to persist for Rodrigo Bentancur and Bryan Gil, the latter having undergone an operation throughout the summer season on a troubling challenge.
There have additionally been issues for Ryan Sessegnon, Fraser Forster and Tanguy Ndombele though Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou has revealed the French midfielder is now struggling together with his health having overcome an damage. Young gamers Troy Parrott and Alfie Whiteman are unavailable as the large kick-off looms for the 2023-24 Premier League marketing campaign.
There have been additionally fears Sergio Reguilon picked up a knock late within the pre-season defeat to Barcelona, which haven’t but been confirmed. Yves Bissouma returned from his minor challenge to begin the sport in Spain.
Here is your newest replace of Tottenham injuries and return dates…
Rodrigo Bentancur
Spurs midfielder Bentancur set out a timeframe of “two to three months” on his serious knee injury earlier in the summertime, which might imply a return by the tip of August on the very earliest.
The Uruguayan ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee throughout a recreation with Leicester in February and required an operation.
“It’s a long injury, one of the most difficult in football, but the truth is that I’m having such a good time with my family,” stated Bentancur in June. “I train the same every day, I do double shifts two or three times a week.
“I brought the club’s physiotherapist to Uruguay. We continue working and my knee is doing very well. I didn’t set a lap time, but I hope in two or three months to be at least gaining a few minutes again.”
Rodrigo Bentancur ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament
/ Tottenham Hotspur FC by way of Getty ImagesTanguy Ndombele
Postecoglou poured doubt over the way forward for Ndombele after leaving the midfielder out of Spurs’ defeat to Barcelona.
Following an injury earlier in the summer, the Frenchman will not be but “physically” the place he must be to play below the Australian coach.
“They’re a little bit physically behind the rest,” he’s quoted by soccer.london as saying about Ndombele and Leeds-bound defender Joe Rodon. “The way we play there’s a bit that I need to be strong on and that is that you’ve got to be at a certain physical level to play this kind of football.
“If you’re not it does no justice to the player themselves, but there’s no doubt that we’ve got a big squad at the moment and there will be outgoings and those decisions are going to be made by the club and the players themselves. Tonight was about getting minutes into the lads that I felt we needed to be ready come Sunday.”
Ange Postecoglou has poured doubt over the way forward for Tanguy Ndombele
/ Getty ImagesBryan Gil
Spanish winger Gil underwent surgery on a groin injury last week. No timeframe was delivered by Tottenham over his return however stories counsel he’ll miss the primary two months of the season.
A press release learn: “Bryan, who spent the second part of last season on loan at Sevilla, will be closely monitored by our medical team to determine when he can return to training.”
Ryan Sessegnon
A hamstring damage suffered in pre-season has ruled Sessegnon out of the start of the campaign. The persistent drawback has denied the left-back a possible summer season mover away from Spurs, together with his return anticipated after the switch window shuts on the finish of the month.
“Devastated and not really sure what to say right now,” he posted on social media after the operation. “Hopefully this provides a light at the end of the tunnel. I feel very hungry and motivated to return stronger than ever and be back to doing what I do best for you guys.”
Ryan Sessegnon underwent surgical procedure on a hamstring damage in the summertime
/ Tottenham Hotspur FC by way of Getty IFraser Forster
Reserve goalkeeper Forster has been unable to play all through Tottenham’s pre-season resulting from a again damage. No timeframe has been positioned on his return.
Postecoglou stated in July: “Fraser Forster has got a bit of a back injury, which probably means he won’t travel [on the Asia tour] because he won’t be able to participate.”