Kulusevski Injury: Tottenham to Lose Player for Several More Months.

Dejan Kulusevski, the captain of the Sweden national team, is set to spend several more months out of action due to a knee injury, delivering a setback to Tottenham manager Thomas Frank. The 25-year-old underwent knee surgery shortly after missing the Europa League final in May, where Spurs emerged victorious.

According to The Sun: The captain of the Sweden national team, Dejan Kulusevski, will be out for several months due to a knee injury, which is a loss for Tottenham's head coach Thomas Frank. The 25-year-old player underwent knee surgery after missing the Europa League final in May, where Spurs achieved victory.

Kulusevski, who played a crucial role for Tottenham last season with ten goals and 11 assists in 50 appearances, is not expected to return to action until next year. Despite the setback, he remained positive, sharing a clip on Instagram of himself on an air bike with the caption: 'Your favourite player will be back soon.'

Kulusevski, who played an important role for Tottenham last season, scoring ten goals and providing eleven assists in 50 matches, will not return to the field until next year. Despite this setback, he remains optimistic, sharing a video on Instagram of himself working out on a stationary bike with the caption: 'Your favourite player will be back soon.'

The injury to Kulusevski further compounds Frank's problems, as playmaker James Maddison is also sidelined with an ACL injury expected to keep him out for most of the season. Tottenham's attempts to sign Morgan Gibbs-White and Eberechi Eze have also faced challenges, with both players opting for other destinations.

The injury to Kulusevski doubles Frank's problems, as attacking midfielder James Maddison is also unavailable due to an ACL injury, which is expected to keep him out for most of the season. Tottenham's attempts to sign Morgan Gibbs-White and Eberechi Eze have also failed, as both players chose other destinations.

In order to strengthen the attack ahead of the closing of the transfer window, Tottenham is considering signing attacking reinforcements, including Magnes Aklioš from Monaco, Niko Paz from Como, and Southampton winger Tyler Dibling. Despite the challenges, Frank's team faces a tough test against Manchester City in their next match, where they will try to replicate their 4-0 victory from last season.