Three Tottenham players ruled out of tonight’s match but it is not all bad news

Tottenham Hotspur appears to be catching a break from the injury crisis, with no new concerns emerging.

All regular players of Ange Postecoglou’s squad are in top shape, as confirmed by the Australian manager in the recent pre-game press conference (via Football London) ahead of the club’s upcoming league fixture against West Ham.

However, three players remain long-term absentees for Spurs, having been sidelined for a considerable period. As per the report, they will remain sidelined, ruling them out of the game against West Ham.

Manor Solomon, Fraser Forster and Ryan Sessegnon remain sidelined with injuries

Manor Solomon, Fraser Forster and Ryan Sessegnon continue to be out of action due to their respective injuries.

While they haven’t been regular starters for the Lilywhites, their availability could still provide a boost for the club.

Solomon has been sidelined since October last year due to a meniscus injury to his right knee. While it is expected that he will return in a few weeks, it has been stated that Spurs will not prepare him to play this season but will focus on making him fit for the next season.

Meanwhile, the backup goalkeeper Forster has been out of action since mid-February due to a foot fracture, and his return may not be expected until next month.

Sessegnon’s case is particularly unfortunate as he has been dealing with persistent hamstring injuries, initially sidelining him for nearly 11 months since February last year.