Tottenham Hotspur Injury Update: Top Class Star Declares Himself Fit After International Break

The 2023–2024 season’s second international break has just ended, and Tottenham Hotspur supporters had a number of heart-stopping moments as they closely monitored the matches of their star players during the previous two weeks.

When Tottenham Hotspur plays Fulham, will their squad be fully fit?

Players from Tottenham Hotspur on International Duty:
On Wednesday morning, Spurs supporters across the globe likely checked their social media accounts to see that Argentina’s outstanding center back, Cristian Romero, was substituted off the field at halftime due to swelling in his ankle during the team’s match against Peru. Romero swiftly allayed any fears, though, in a post-match interview with the Argentine newspaper La Voz, saying, “I decided to come off at half time because Tottenham Hotspur has an important match against Fulham on Monday.” Spurs supporters will be happy to hear this comment since it suggests that the Argentine, who was earlier called “top class,” will be fit for their match against Fulham.

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South Korean captain Son Heung-min played the whole ninety minutes in a friendly match against Vietnam while he was on the other side of the globe. Son appeared uneasy both when he left the field at halftime and after netting a fantastic goal. Fortunately for Lilywhite supporters, both players are expected to be available for Monday night’s match against Fulham.

James Maddison and Pape Matar Sarr’s latest injuries
The days of Tottenham supporters hoping Harry Kane wouldn’t get hurt while watching an England match with one eye closed are long gone. James Maddison is a regular member of the national squad, but there are still worries every time the Three Lions play. Thankfully, Pape Sarr, who has apparently resumed training despite some early injury concerns, and he appear fit to play for his team.

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In other injury news, Brenan Johnson hopes to be totally ready to play the Cottagers, and Rodrigo Bentancur is supposedly three to four weeks away from returning to full training. Bryan Gil is also looking forward to working with Ange Postecoglou for a few minutes.

Spurs are now leading the table, but if they are to have a truly memorable season, it will be essential that their key players stay injury-free.

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