O’Keefe reports that there are still unknown details surrounding Lo Celso’s condition, raising doubts about the degree of his injuries.
The return date of Lo Celso is still unknown, as the Evening Standard recently reported, and Dr. Brar has now provided his professional view on the subject.
He discloses that the midfield player’s recuperation is being hampered by the fact that he is coping with hamstring and thigh issues concurrently. He raises the possibility that Lo Celso won’t be ready for the impending match against Brighton.
In an interview with the Toronto News, he said:
“He has a hamstring injury in addition to his thigh injury, so there’s further concern that it’s in a more difficult location, like closer to the tendon.
This indicates a much higher level of nerve involvement, which may result in a variety of problems in the road.
“It is crucial that the club wait to bring him back.
It appears that they are evaluating his fitness game by game, which is the appropriate course of action. If he has not recovered, he might not return for the following game.
Even though he only plays a supporting role, Lo Celso has been giving some of his best performances in a Spurs shirt under Ange Postecoglou.
With four goals (two goals and two assists) in ten league games, he has made a major contribution and filled in well for James Maddison when he was out.
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