Mousa Dembele is close to a return to action, while
Tottenham will be without Clinton N'Jie for at least a
month. Photo: Filed.
Tottenham could be boosted by the return of Mousa Dembele,
with the midfielder set for a late fitness test as the club prepare
to face Southampton in the Premier League.
Dembele has missed Tottenham's past two fixtures - a 2-1 loss
against Newcastle United and a 4-1 win over Monaco - due to a
foot injury picked up in a 1-1 draw against West Brom a
fortnight ago.
Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino confirmed Dembele could
be a late inclusion for their away clash at St Mary's on
Saturday, pending a fitness test.
"Dembele is close. We need to assess him now in training,"
Pochettino said.
However, the Argentinean will be without Clinton N'Jie for a
month, while Ryan Mason and Alex Pritchard are still
unavailable.
"Clinton picked up a ligament injury in his knee and maybe we
miss him for a while," Pochettino added.
"It's difficult to say how long. Maybe in the next few days we
can communicate better with more specific details. Will it be
more than a month? Maybe, yes.
"Ryan Mason is still out and so is Alex Pritchard. We hope that
after the last training session everyone will be good."
Tottenham will be without Clinton N'Jie for at least a
month. Photo: Filed.
Tottenham could be boosted by the return of Mousa Dembele,
with the midfielder set for a late fitness test as the club prepare
to face Southampton in the Premier League.
Dembele has missed Tottenham's past two fixtures - a 2-1 loss
against Newcastle United and a 4-1 win over Monaco - due to a
foot injury picked up in a 1-1 draw against West Brom a
fortnight ago.
Tottenham coach Mauricio Pochettino confirmed Dembele could
be a late inclusion for their away clash at St Mary's on
Saturday, pending a fitness test.
"Dembele is close. We need to assess him now in training,"
Pochettino said.
However, the Argentinean will be without Clinton N'Jie for a
month, while Ryan Mason and Alex Pritchard are still
unavailable.
"Clinton picked up a ligament injury in his knee and maybe we
miss him for a while," Pochettino added.
"It's difficult to say how long. Maybe in the next few days we
can communicate better with more specific details. Will it be
more than a month? Maybe, yes.
"Ryan Mason is still out and so is Alex Pritchard. We hope that
after the last training session everyone will be good."


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