Senior Reporter Ben Knapton | 16m
Spurs are off to a great start under Ange Postecoglou, and on Saturday afternoon, Sheffield United will come to North London for Tottenham Hotspur’s first Premier League match since the break.
The Lilywhites have done better than any other team so far this season, trailing only Manchester City, with Postecoglou’s team having won three and drawn one of their first four games.
With a 5-2 thrashing of newly promoted Burnley to start the month of September, Spurs continued their streak of scoring at least twice in every game under Postecoglou.
The Blades, who are still winless in the Premier League this year thanks to a 2-2 draw with Everton last time out, are the opponents for Tottenham on Saturday. Here, Sports Mole summarizes the most recent injury and suspension news for Tottenham before of the match
Rodrigo Bentancur
Status: Out Injury Type: Knee
Possibly on October 23 (against Fulham).
Rodrigo Bentancur has been recovering from an ACL injury for the past seven months, but there is a chance that the Uruguayan might return to the first squad in October.
Ryan Sessegnon
Out of status
Hamstring ailment type
Possibly on October 23 (against Fulham).
In a similar vein, Ryan Sessegnon, who has a history of injuries, may also be aiming for a return around the time of Halloween as he heals from hamstring surgery.
Bryan Gil
Out of status
Groin injury kind
Possibly on October 23 (against Fulham).
Bryan Gil, a young Spanish player whose Tottenham career has yet to take off, underwent surgery for a groin issue before the season began. He won’t be back for at least a few more weeks.
Giovani Lo Celso
Status: Out Injury Type: Thigh
Possibly coming back on September 24 (against Arsenal)
Giovani Lo Celso, who declined to leave Tottenham during the summer transfer window, suffered a quadriceps injury on August 29 against Fulham in the EFL Cup and hasn’t played for either his club or his country since. Although a return this weekend is regarded as unlikely, he might play against Arsenal in the North London derby on September 24.
Alfie Whiteman
Out of status
Ankle injury kind
Date of potential return: Unknown
Alfie Whiteman, the backup goalkeeper, is also recovering from surgery, just like Bentancur, Sessegnon, and Gil. He underwent surgery to repair an ankle issue, but Spurs have not set a timeline for his recovery.