Tottenham injury update: Dominic Solanke, Brennan Johnson and Yves Bissouma latest news and return dates | OneFootball

Spurs in crisis as fresh fitness issues compound Ange Postecoglou problems

Tottenham fell deeper into crisis over the course of the weekend.

A nightmare run for Ange Postecoglou continued on Sunday as his Spurs side fell to a dreadful 3-2 defeat away at a struggling Everton.

Spurs have now won just once in 10 Premier League games, their only victory coming against lowly Southampton.

They face another busy week too. Postecoglou’s side travel to Hoffenheim in the Europa League on Thursday before hosting Leicester on Sunday.

While there may be deeper issues at play to explain such a poor run of form, the injury crisis at Spurs cannot be ignored.

With that in mind, here’s a look at the latest Tottenham injuries.

Dominic Solanke

Star striker Dominic Solanke missed the Everton game after suffering a knee injury in training.

“He just sort of went to shoot on his own and sort of twisted it, so we don't think it's serious, but probably a few weeks at this stage from what I've heard,” revealed the Spurs boss.

Potential return date: Unknown

Brennan Johnson

Fellow forward Brennan Johnson was another to have missed the Toffees defeat, having suffered a strain during the north London derby defeat to Arsenal earlier this month.

“He did it in the second half against Arsenal the other night. So yeah, we're looking at three to four weeks,” added Postecoglou.

Potential return date: Unknown

Yves Bissouma

Key midfielder Yves Bissouma sat out of Sunday’s game, though Postecoglou revealed the Mali international could return for the Leicester game next weekend.

“Biss was a knock, we're hoping that he should be right by next weekend,” he said.

Potential return date: Sunday 26 January 2025 vs Leicester

Rodrigo Bentancur

While Rodrigo Bentancur assured Spurs fans he was “all good” after coming off against Liverpool in the Carabao Cup semi-final first-leg against Liverpool, the midfielder still has to go through concussions protocols.

Potential return date: January/February 2025

Fraser Forster

Back-up goalkeeper Fraser Forster has surely lost his place to new signing Antonin Kinsky but is now back in training after illness.

Potential return date: January/February 2025

Timo Werner

Forward Timo Werner picked up a hamstring injury following the FA Cup win over Tamworth and is expected to miss around a month of action.

Potential return date: Unknown

Micky van de Ven

Micky van de Ven has been a huge miss for Tottenham

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Micky van de Ven hasn’t played since the Carabao Cup win over Manchester City in October but is expected to return towards the end of January.

Earlier this month, Postecoglou hinted the Dutchman could return by the “back end” of this month.

Potential return date: January/February 2025

Cristian Romero

Fellow first-choice defender Cristian Romero is out with a quad injury having previously struggled with a foot problem.

Like Van de Ven, Romero is expected to return at the “back end of January.”

Potential return date: January/February 2025

Destiny Udogie

Destiny Udogie was forced off during the 2-2 draw with Wolves last month with a hamstring problem and was expected to miss around six weeks.

Potential return date: Unknown

Guglielmo Vicario

First choice goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario underwent surgery on a broken ankle sustained in the 4-0 win over Manchester City in November.

His return date remains unclear.

Potential return date: Unknown

Wilson Odobert

Summer signing Wilson Odobert has managed only six appearances for Spurs since joining from Burnley after undergoing surgery on a hamstring injury back in November.