Ange Postecoglou has touted Rodrigo Bentancur’s return as “like a new signing” even if that is not anticipated to occur for a time.

Other players absent for the time being due to surgery include Bryan Gil and Ryan Sessegnon.

Giovani Lo Celso missed the victory at Burnley because of a fresh injury.

Here is the most recent information on Tottenham injuries and expected return dates.

Rodrigo Bentancur

Postecoglou stated last week that Bentancur has been itching to get back to Spurs practice, despite the medical staff’s commitment to a zero-risk strategy.

Tottenham hopes that the Uruguayan, who last played in February before rupturing the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee, will make a comeback in November.

He’s definitely interested, Postecoglou said. And it will be wonderful to have him back since his contribution to the club when he originally joined was fantastic. He will resemble a fresh signing for us in many ways, which is fantastic, but we won’t rush it.

It’s definitely a serious injury, so expect it to take around that long.

Giovani Lo Celso

Due to the recent Carabao Cup loss against Fulham, when Lo Celso sustained a leg muscle injury, Argentina decided to leave him out of their lineup.

It’s uncertain whether the midfielder will be available when Sheffield United visits the Premier League following the break.

Postecoglou revealed, “He has a quad strain.” “We removed him because of this at halftime. Nothing too serious occurs. Hopefully not too much longer after that since we are about to take a vacation.”

Bryan Gil

Gil, a winger, was sidelined for the beginning of the season after groin surgery at the beginning of August.

Bryan, who spent the second half of last season on loan at Sevilla, will be being watched by our medical experts to assess when he can return to training, the club said in a statement.

He is scheduled to remain away for a few months, so his expected return date may be at the end of October or the beginning of November.

Ryan Sessegnon

Ryan Sessegnon underwent surgery to treat a hamstring injury he sustained in the preseason, and he is still on the sidelines. The left-back is anticipated to return in the winter, but there has been no update on his recovery.

Sessengon said on social media that she was “devastated and not really sure what to say right now.”

“Perhaps this shows that there is light at the end of the tunnel. I’m so hungry and inspired to come back to you guys better than ever and perform what I do best.