Ange Postecoglou is concerned about a serious new injury ahead of a challenging Spurs schedule. Spurs will be looking to move past their cruel loss to Newcastle as they compete for Champions League qualifying

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Spurs were completely humiliated by Eddie Howe’s team in a dismal 4-0 drubbing at St. James’ Park, and they now have a crucial stretch of games ahead of them in their intense battle for a top-four finish.

Due to the FA Cup semi-final schedule, Tottenham had a week off before playing their next London derby against Chelsea and travelling to Anfield to play Liverpool. On April 28, Tottenham will host Arsenal, one of their fiercest rivals.

Next month, Ange Postecoglou’s team will conclude the season with a difficult trip against Manchester City. Here are the most recent return dates and injury updates for Tottenham.
Pedro Porro

The most recent injury blow to Spurs came at Newcastle, where right-back Porro hobbled out early in the second half after seemingly twitching his hamstring.

“He felt something in the first half and he wanted to see how it went in the second half,” Postecoglou said of the Portuguese player following the match. We’ll see what the problem is, but I haven’t checked with the medical staff yet.

Tottenham will now evaluate the issue, and it is unclear if Porro will be let go in the future.
Possible date of return: Not specified
Richardson

Richarlison was still out for Tottenham’s match against Newcastle, as Postecoglou stated prior to the match that he wished to give the Brazilian more time to heal from a knee issue that has troubled him since early March.

“Not this week,” replied Postecoglou. “He’s close, and next weekend’s holiday will definitely give him time to heal, and he’s on track to do that.”

If all goes according to plan, Richarlison ought to be included in the north London derby.

Resuming on April 28 against Arsenal Manor Solomon

 

The Israel international had surgery in the past for a knee issue, but in March he need another surgery. He is currently recovering.

It’s improbable that he’ll play again before the season is out.

Possible time of return: 2024 summer

 Throughout the past few seasons, hamstring issues have plagued Sessegnon. In February, he had another surgery after getting wounded again while playing for the Tottenham Under-21s.

The adaptable left-back most recently underwent surgery on his right hamstring, having already had surgery on his left hamstring last year.

Though Sessegnon will undoubtedly not play again this term, it is anticipated that he will be able to prevent any reoccurring troubles in the future.

Possible time of return: 2024 summer
Fraser Forster

When the backup custodian for Tottenham suffered a foot injury during practice in February, he was sidelined for at least a few months.

Similar to Sessegnon and Solomon, Postecoglou stated earlier in April that it was doubtful the former England international would be fit to play this season because Brandon Austin is Guglielmo Vicario’s primary deputy.
Possible time of return: 2024 summer