Tottenham: Cristian Romero’s hamstring injury ‘serious’

Tottenham suffer a major injury as Antonio Conte reveals Cristian Romero’s hamstring injury is ‘serious’, needs second scan to ascertain extent of damage

  • Tottenham wait nervously to ascertain nature of Christian Romero’s injury
  • Argentina defender maintains trouble in his country’s 0-0 draw with Brazil
  • He missed out on Spurs’ win over Leeds and Antonio Conte said another scan was needed











tottenham Christian waits nervously to find out the nature of Romero’s post-hamstring injury Antonio Conte Turns out that another scan was needed.

Argentina defender sustains muscle problem in his country’s 0-0 draw Brazil In the World Cup qualifiers last week.

Problem left 23-year-old out of Spurs win Leeds Last weekend and manager Conte admitted the injury was ‘serious’.

Tottenham wait nervously to ascertain nature of Christian Romero’s hamstring injury

Spurs boss Antonio Conte reveals another scan is needed to determine deadline

Spurs boss Antonio Conte reveals another scan is needed to determine deadline

‘We are waiting for another scan,’ he said ahead of Spurs’ Europa Conference League tour of NS Mura.

‘I think his injury is a bit serious. we have to wait. I don’t know how long he will need to recover. His injury is worse than that of (Giovanni) Lou Celso and (Dane) Scarlett.

‘She needs another scan, after that the doctor can give more details.’

The Argentine defender sustained a muscle problem in his country's 0-0 draw with Brazil last week

The Argentine defender sustained a muscle problem in his country’s 0-0 draw with Brazil last week

Sunday’s 2-1 home win over Leeds saw the return of left back Ryan Sessegan after a long hiatus and Conte revealed he would open Thursday night’s clash.

“I can’t wait to see his performance because I repeat: he is a talented player with a lot of room for improvement,” said the Italian boss.

‘Now it is important to give him regularity, try to avoid injury and give him the opportunity to be available for every game.’

Conte’s predecessor Nuno Espirito Santo opted to leave his first-choice XI at home for a game at Vitesse Arnhem and suffered a 1-0 loss last month, but Conte says his all-fit players will be able to play Slovenia. will travel

“All available players will come with us,” he said.

He should be ready to play against Mura. I need to build rotation because there are players who are a bit tired.

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