Tottenham Hotspur’s manager, Ange Postecoglou, is no stranger to adversity in his second season at the helm, but the Australian coach now finds himself grappling with a mounting injury crisis that threatens to derail his side’s campaign further.
As the North London club prepared for their last clash against Everton, Postecoglou had to adapt by implementing a 3-4-3 formation—an uncharacteristic tactical tweak designed to cope with the sheer volume of absentees.
This crisis has seen no fewer than eleven first-team players sidelined, leaving the squad stretched and fans concerned about how the team can maintain its consistency.
Among the key absentees is Yves Bissouma. The Malian was said to have picked up a knock in the game against Arsenal.
The manager said: “Yeah, Brennan and Biss picked up knocks against Arsenal, Biss not too serious.”
With no timeline appended to his return by Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham insider Paul O’Keefe took to X (formerly Twitter) to share the latest update on the midfielder’s condition, revealing: “Yves Bissouma has a slight hamstring strain. Awaiting more scan results.”
