Meanwhile, Destiny Udogie, Lucas Bergvall, and Mohammed Kudus remain several weeks away from making their comebacks, while others are set for even longer spells on the sidelines.
Here is the latest Tottenham injury news along with possible return dates:
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Djed Spence
Spence missed Tottenham’s trip to Fulham due to a calf issue. The adaptable defender was not included in the squad at Craven Cottage, sparking fresh injury worries. However, it is understood the problem is only a minor calf strain.
It is still uncertain when he will return. Spurs’ next fixture is at home against Crystal Palace on March 5.
Potential return date: Unknown
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Lucas Bergvall
Bergvall has been sidelined since sustaining an ankle injury during the 2-0 win over Borussia Dortmund in January. The midfielder underwent surgery and was initially ruled out for up to three months, targeting a return in April.
Recent updates from Sweden suggest his recovery is progressing well, and he is no longer wearing a protective boot. There is a slim possibility he could feature for Sweden in their World Cup play-off against Ukraine later this month.
Potential return date: April
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Mohammed Kudus
Kudus is not expected back before April as he continues recovering from a hamstring injury suffered in the 1-1 draw with Sunderland on January 4. He was ruled out for up to three months.
In February, reports indicated he travelled to Amsterdam to consult a specialist familiar to him from his time at Ajax. There have been no reported setbacks, and he remains on course to resume full training after the March international break.
Potential return date: April
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Destiny Udogie
Udogie is expected to miss at least two more weeks with a hamstring injury picked up against Manchester United on February 7. Surgery was not required, but he was ruled out for four to five weeks.
Manager Igor Tudor has indicated that his return will be assessed on a weekly basis.
Potential return date: April
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Dejan Kulusevski
Kulusevski has been sidelined since the end of last season due to a patella injury. Reports in Sweden suggest he is still some way from returning to action.
He recently shared training footage from Hotspur Way showing him working through intense rehabilitation exercises. Tudor, who previously coached him at Juventus, remains hopeful of seeing him before the campaign ends.
Potential return date: Unknown
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Wilson Odobert
Odobert suffered a serious knee injury against Newcastle United in February and is set to undergo surgery.
The club has not provided a timeline for his return, but he is not expected back until next season.
Potential return date: Next season
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Rodrigo Bentancur
Bentancur has been out since January after suffering a hamstring injury in defeat to AFC Bournemouth. He underwent surgery and was ruled out for three months.
He is anticipated to return around mid-April.
Potential return date: Mid-April
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Ben Davies
Davies sustained a broken ankle in a 2-1 loss to West Ham United in January. The defender has since undergone a second operation and is out of contract at the end of the season.
His recovery timeline extends into June, and he faces a race to be fit should Wales qualify for the World Cup.
Potential return date: June
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James Maddison
Maddison has been out since suffering a serious knee injury during a pre-season friendly against Newcastle United in South Korea.
Although he has appeared in recent training footage, he is not expected to feature again this season.
Potential return date: End of season (unlikely to return before then)
