Tottenham Star Bissouma Injured Just 9 Seconds In: Details of the Incident.

Bissouma's Injury After Nine Seconds

According to The Sun: Tottenham player Yves Bissouma was injured just nine seconds after the start of his first match of the season.

This season has been tough for Bissouma, who has yet to play a minute. The player faced criticism from coach Thomas Frank for regularly being late to training. After being excluded from the starting lineup for the UEFA Super Cup match against PSG, he suffered a knee injury.

During the international break, Bissouma seemed to overcome his fitness issues and received a call-up to the Mali national team. He entered the field during a match against Madagascar, but immediately got injured. The player attempted to attack after intercepting the ball but was fouled by an opponent and required medical assistance.

Bissouma complained of pain in his leg, pointing to his ankle. It is worth noting that the player had already suffered a broken ankle in 2023, which forced him to miss the end of the 2022-23 season.

Tottenham fans are once again worried after watching the video of the injury on social media.

“He shouldn't have played for the national team since he wasn't playing for the club,”

“He won't play for us anymore,”

“This guy can't catch a break,”

Bissouma has played 100 matches since joining 'Spurs' from 'Brighton' for 25 million pounds in 2022. He was an important part of the team that won the Europa League cup in the final against 'Manchester United,' playing 44 matches under Ange Postecoglou. However, at the start of this season, he had conflicts with the new coach Frank, who announced that Bissouma broke disciplinary rules by being late to training and team gatherings.

“Bissouma is not in the team for disciplinary reasons. He was late too many times, and that was the last straw,”

This injury creates new challenges in Bissouma's career, who has already faced serious issues both on and off the field. His rehabilitation after the ankle injury last season was a significant challenge, and now, with new problems, it will be interesting to observe the further developments. The situation at 'Tottenham' is also uncertain, considering the strained relationships between the player and the coaching staff.