“Heung-min Son’s Highly Anticipated Return to Tottenham Training: What Fans Can Expect!”

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“Anticipating His Comeback: Heung-min Son’s Expected Return to Tottenham Training”

 

 

Tottenham resumes domestic action on Saturday with a London derby against West Ham, and manager Ange Postecoglou may have three players available for selection after recent absences.

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All Eyes on Sonny
This season, Tottenham has faced relatively few injuries, causing minimal disruption to Postecoglou’s plans. Recently, the only players missing from the first team have been Heung-min Son, Richarlison, and Wilson Odobert.

According to a report from Football.London, there is growing optimism that all three could be ready for Saturday’s match against West Ham, contingent on their performance in training this week. Son is the most likely to make his return and is expected to participate fully in training leading up to the weekend.

Attention will be focused on the Spurs captain’s hamstring and its condition throughout training sessions before a final decision is made regarding his involvement in the match.

Richarlison and Odobert Eyeing the Bench
Richarlison and Odobert, however, may not be fully fit by the weekend but could still be in contention for a spot on the bench. Richarlison has recently returned to the training pitch, and there are hopes he can engage in full training sessions this week. However, the West Ham match might come too soon for him, as Spurs are cautious about risking his fitness. Still, there is a chance he could be included in the matchday squad.

Odobert has recovered faster than anticipated from his hamstring strain, with an earlier return expected than the end of October. He may participate in training this week and, while he’s likely to be available for the Europa League game against AZ Alkmaar next Thursday, he could potentially make a surprise appearance against West Ham.

A Major Boost for Spurs
Having Son back for the West Ham match would be a significant boost for Tottenham, providing the team with much-needed morale after their disappointing loss to Brighton. If Richarlison and Odobert can also be included on the bench, Postecoglou will regain depth in his squad, a positive development for the team.

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