'Solanke, you too....'
Dark luck hung over Tottenham in the injured ward again.
Son Heung-min's Tottenham is set to go to Everton in the 22nd round of the English Premier League (EPL) at 11 p.m. on the 19th (Korea time).
Ahead of David Moyes' match against Everton, the British Daily Mail exclusively reported the absence of Tottenham striker Dominique Solanke. Tottenham's injury crisis is deepening as Dominic Solanke is excluded from Everton's away game. Struggling manager Angie Postecoglou has taken another hit as fears the £65m striker could miss more games in the future are raised' reported.
Solanke is not expected to play against Everton due to a knee injury. The Daily Mail said 'Solanke is on the injured list amid concerns about more absences as well as the match against Everton. Postecoglou added: 'We will comment on the matter and provide an update on the player's condition.
England international striker Solanke changed his Tottenham uniform at Bournemouth this summer for a transfer fee of 65 million pounds (116.4 billion won) and scored a total of 11 goals, including seven in the league, to complete a storm adaptation as a key Tottenham striker. The long-term absence of the main striker at an important time this season is fatal.
Tottenham has only one point with one draw and four losses in their last five league games. Their performance was not bad, but they drew 2-2 with Wolverhampton after losing 0-1 to Nottingham and quickly plunged to 15th place with 1-2 and one goal losses to Newcastle and Arsenal.
Following the Europa League away game against Hoffenheim on the 24th and the home game against Elpsborg on the 31st, the second leg of the Carabao Cup against Liverpool at Anfield on the 7th of next month and the FA Cup against Aston Villa on the 10th. While O'Dober, Bissouma, Johnson, Bentancourt, Romero, Panderpen, Werner, Udo-gi, and Vicario are groaning about the string of injuries, the sense of crisis has been striking as the main gun's injuries overlap. Captain Son Heung-min's role as a 'solver' is expected to grow even more amid the crisis. Son Heung-min also scored a goal in the North London derby against Arsenal just before. He tries his seventh goal in the league against Everton.
Reporter Jeon Young-ji sky4us@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
