Tottenham’s injury woes have shown no signs of easing in recent weeks, with Roberto De Zerbi already losing two important players for the remainder of the season since taking charge.
However, Spurs could be handed a timely boost ahead of Saturday’s clash with Wolves, as two senior stars are now in line to return to action.
According to The Standard, both Guglielmo Vicario and James Maddison could be available for Tottenham’s trip to Molineux this weekend. Vicario, who underwent hernia surgery during last month’s international break, is reportedly close to making his comeback. Maddison, meanwhile, was named on the bench but remained unused against Brighton, and could now be set to feature against Wolves.
Their return would come as a major lift for De Zerbi, especially with both players playing key leadership roles within the squad.
Meanwhile, Tottenham’s injury concerns remain significant elsewhere. Mohammed Kudus has suffered a fresh setback just as he was nearing a return, and the Ghanaian is now not expected to feature again this season.
There is also concern surrounding Cristian Romero, whose knee injury sustained against Sunderland has reportedly brought his campaign to an early end, raising the possibility that he may have already played his final game for the club.
Further updates suggest that Ben Davies and Wilson Odobert are also unlikely to feature in Spurs’ final five league matches. Davies, whose contract expires this summer, may also have made his last appearance for Tottenham.
One positive note is that Dejan Kulusevski could yet return before the season concludes. The report indicates a possible comeback in May, although no exact date has been confirmed.
Tottenham injury return updates
Wilson Odobert — Knee — November 2026
Dejan Kulusevski — Knee — May 2026
Mohammed Kudus — Quad — Unknown
Ben Davies — Ankle — Mid-April 2026
Guglielmo Vicario — Hernia — April 2026
Cristian Romero — Knee — June 2026
Tottenham’s final Premier League fixture of the season is scheduled for May 24 against Everton, and Kulusevski has already voiced confidence that he will be fit enough to feature at this summer’s World Cup.
