Tottenham forward Manor Solomon is still rehabilitating from a meniscus injury and will be unavailable against Manchester United, according to Dr Rajpal Brar.
Spurs face the Red Devils at Old Trafford on January 14, which will be too soon for the Israeli international.
According to the injury expert, the recovery is difficult, and the club would be eager to prevent his injury, which has sidelined him for more than three months.
Dr. Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and a sports scientist, spoke exclusively to Tottenham News about Solomon’s current state of play, saying: “He suffered a serious meniscus injury and had to have surgery.
“That’s never simple, and the rehabilitation might be tough.
“The best way to manage his day-to-day and reduce the risk of reinjury is to gradually return to matches, followed by multiple bounce matches.”
“He still seems a few weeks away from returning to action.”
Ange Postecoglou will be hoping that the 24-year-old returns to action soon, as he adds versatility to the final third.
He is a left winger by trade but can also play on the right wing, which he has done for Spurs.
Solomon has two assists in 198 Premier League minutes this season and has shown to be a valuable depth player for the Lilywhites.
Spurs now have a number of injured players, and it remains to be seen whether the transfer window will be active for them.
In other Tottenham Hotspur news, a player is believed to have experienced a setback in his recuperation and may now be out for longer than anticipated.
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