Tottenham Hotspur fans await news on player fitness ahead of a crucial match against Manchester City. Manager Thomas Frank addressed concerns about Destiny Udogie and Dejan Kulusevski. The availability of key players could significantly impact Spurs’ performance. The club aims to improve the atmosphere surrounding the team with a positive result.
Thomas Frank on Destiny Udogie’s fitness
Thomas Frank provided an update on Destiny Udogie’s condition. Udogie has been recovering and participated in two full training sessions with the team. However, Frank stated that it is too soon for Udogie to feature in the game against Manchester City. The plan is for Udogie to continue training and prepare for the following week. Frank expressed positivity about Udogie’s progress.
Dejan Kulusevski injury status
Dejan Kulusevski is also currently out of action. Thomas Frank indicated that Kulusevski’s injury is expected to be a longer-term issue. The Tottenham Hotspur manager refrained from providing a specific timeline for Kulusevski’s return.
Tottenham Hotspur potential lineup vs Man City
Thomas Frank is known for adjusting his team’s lineup based on the opposition. It is anticipated that the midfield pairing of Joao Palhinha and Rodrigo Bentancur could return to the starting lineup. Lucas Bergvall and Archie Gray might be the players to make way. Frank may also opt for a back-five formation, similar to the strategy used against PSG. Kevin Danso could potentially be included in the team, replacing Brennan Johnson.
Other Spurs absentees
James Maddison and Radu Dragusin remain unavailable for selection. Dominic Solanke, who recently returned from injury, is fit to start after coming off the bench against Burnley. The Tottenham Hotspur manager hopes the team can overcome these absences and secure a positive result.
Tottenham Hotspur faces challenges with key players sidelined due to injury. Thomas Frank is strategizing to optimize the team’s performance despite these setbacks. The upcoming match is crucial for improving the mood around the club. The ability of other players to step up will be vital for Tottenham’s success.
