Tottenham’s Wilson Odobert Expected Back in Training Soon
Tottenham attacker Wilson Odobert is anticipated to return to training during or after the international break following a hamstring injury, according to Dr. Rajpal Brar.
The injury specialist noted that the 19-year-old is dealing with a Grade 3 hamstring issue, and based on the club’s official update, it appears to be a significant setback.
Odobert joined Spurs from Burnley this summer and has made three appearances in the Premier League for Ange Postecoglou’s team.
In an exclusive discussion with Tottenham News, Dr. Brar, a physical therapist and sports scientist, stated:
“This appears to be a Grade 3 hamstring injury. Typically, this means he could be out for over three to four weeks. The club’s confirmation of the situation indicates it’s not looking promising, which is concerning. If all goes well, he may resume full training during or after the international break.”
Odobert has shown potential as a valuable option off the bench for Tottenham, performing impressively for his age. His flashes of talent at Burnley last season likely attracted the attention of Spurs management.
Hopefully, upon his return, he will remain injury-free and be ready to contribute throughout the season.
In other news, Richarlison has also provided an injury update following his recent calf issue.
