One important player will be absent for Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur team tomorrow when they play Newcastle United.
Richarlison will miss tomorrow’s match against Newcastle United, according to Ange Postecoglou.
The Brazilian’s knee injury prevented him from playing in Spurs’ victory over Nottingham Forest, and even though it’s not expected to be too serious, they won’t take a chance on him at St. James’ Park. Prior to his recent injury setbacks, Richarlison was playing at his best, scoring nine goals in eight Premier League appearances.
After the 26-year-old struggled at first in North London, Postecoglou, the Tottenham manager, had been able to bring out the best in him. However, Richarlison won’t be well enough to play this weekend, giving Newcastle a major advantage.
Postecoglou told reporters, “He’s close, but he’ll miss this week. The last two rounds are packed with games, so it’s more important to have him ready for that.” “Everyone else from the previous weekend is well and prepared to go.”
Joe has seen a different doctor to monitor the healing of his Achilles tendon, which has proven to be a challenging ailment for him due to its complexity. A few issues have come up during the procedure.
When it comes to him getting back to full fitness, the reports are generally encouraging in that the achilles tendon is healing and performing well; however, it will occasionally vary and have bad periods. I’m not sure, but I believe he won’t be available for Tottenham.
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As for Newcastle, Eddie Howe has announced that Lewis Hall and Joe Willock have not practiced this week, adding to their already dire injury situation. Including Sandro Tonali’s suspension for breaking wagering laws, the Magpies’ list of absences
Lewis Hall was a minor worry going into the previous game, but he hasn’t trained at all this week, according to Howe. “Although it’s not a straight muscle strain, he has enough quad discomfort to miss training this week and is questionable for the game.
