Tottenham’s injury problems continue to mount, with Roberto De Zerbi already losing two important players for the rest of the season shortly after taking charge.
Mohammed Kudus has suffered a fresh setback just as he was close to returning, and now looks set to miss the remainder of the campaign. At the same time, Cristian Romero could have played his last match for the club after a knee injury against Sunderland ruled him out for the season.
There is, however, some encouraging news. Reports from the Evening Standard suggest that both Guglielmo Vicario and James Maddison are in contention to return for this weekend’s clash with Wolves. Vicario is nearing full fitness after undergoing hernia surgery during the last international break, while Maddison—who was an unused substitute against Brighton—could also be available again.
Their return would offer a significant boost for Spurs, given their influence and leadership within the squad.
Meanwhile, Ben Davies and Wilson Odobert are both expected to miss the rest of the season. Davies, in particular, may have already made his final appearance for the club, with his contract due to expire this summer.
There is still some hope surrounding Dejan Kulusevski, who could make a return in May, although no specific date has been confirmed.
Tottenham are set to conclude their league season against Everton on May 24, and Kulusevski remains hopeful of regaining fitness in time to take part in this summer’s World Cup.
