They posted:

“We can confirm that Ivan Perisic has suffered a complex Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injury in his right knee.”

“The experienced Croatia international sustained the injury in non-contact training and will undergo surgery.

Wishing you well in your recovery, Ivan.”

Tottenham Hotspur forward Ivan Perisic has torn his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and is expected to miss a minimum of five to six months of football, according to a reliable journalist, Fabrizio Roma. This timeline suggests that Perisic could return to the squad as early as March or April of 2024.

Romano wrote on Twitter that Perisic “has torn his ACL and will be out for the next five to six months. He is a fantastic professional and will work hard to return and help Spurs this March/April and then to Euro2024 for Croatia, which he believes he can do.”

Wishing him speedy recovery!

In Ivan Perisic’s time at the helm of the Socceroos, he has been one of the team’s most effective players, particularly when it comes to late-game situations.

Perisic has proven to be a valuable addition to the squad due to his experience, adaptability and ability to make a difference in matches.

He was instrumental in helping the Socceroos to a stunning comeback against Sheffield United on Saturday, where he scored one goal and set up another for the winning goal.