According to the injury expert, the English left-back is struggling to break free from a cycle of injuries.
His inability to stay fit for an extended amount of time may be caused by variables off the field, such as stress, poor diet, lack of sleep, or other issues.
Physical therapy physician and sports scientist Dr. Brar said of Sessegnon’s current status of play in an exclusive interview with Toronto News: “He is stuck in a re-injury cycle and is finding it extremely hard to get out of it.”
The issue can be greatly resolved by his playing sports and taking the best possible care of his health.
“It might be poor nutrition, inadequate sleep, stress that needs to be reduced, strength training, or conditioning.”
The key to breaking free from that loop will be for him to focus in on the problem and then work hard to find a solution.
“I need a few more weeks to find him.”
Does Sessegnon have a future at Tottenham?
He is now out with a thigh ailment and missed the months of August through December because of a Grade 3 hamstring strain.
When the season ends, Sessegnon will still have one year left on his contract, so if the Spurs want to cash in on him, they might seek for buyers in the summer.
The Englishman hasn’t performed to his full ability since relocating to North London, and his fitness record hasn’t helped either.
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