Tottenham boss Thomas Frank provides a new injury update on Mohamed Kudus ahead of the clash with Manchester United
Thomas Frank has delivered a fresh fitness update on Mohamed Kudus as Tottenham prepare to face Manchester United on Saturday.
The forward missed training on Monday due to a knock and did not feature in Spurs’ 4-0 Champions League victory over Copenhagen. When asked about his condition after the match, Kudus admitted things are “getting better”.
Frank stopped short of ruling Kudus out completely for the United clash but admitted his involvement remains uncertain.
“Kudus is touch and go for tomorrow. Yeah, we’ll see,” the Spurs manager told reporters.
Dominic Solanke remains sidelined but Frank is hopeful the striker will return later in November after the international break. Solanke has only managed three substitute appearances this season before undergoing ankle surgery.
“The international break is the big decider there, two weeks to push him with the big steps,” Frank continued. “After the international break is what we’re aiming for. It’s important to get it right so he’s out there and can help the team. We need him back.”
There was, however, better news on Destiny Udogie and Cristian Romero, with both “responding well” after starting against Copenhagen and deemed fit for the weekend.
