According to the injury expert, the setback is probably only a Grade 2 and not as severe as the one he had previously, which kept him out for weeks.
The 22-year-old might need a late fitness test to play on March 30 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium if he trained well over the international break.
Dr. Brar, a sports scientist and physical therapist, exclusively spoke with Tottenham News about the condition of play with van de Ven. He stated: “If he’s only going to miss a game or two, then it’s probably a Grade 2 out of 4 injury.”
Spurs require Van de Ven’s return from injury.
With very little hoopla upon his arrival in North London, the Dutchman has quickly established himself as one of Ange Postecoglou’s first names on the team sheet.
He has been essential to Spurs’ explosive start to the season and, at 22, has frequently displayed the maturity of a center-back in his prime.
Postecoglou will be aiming for a healthy return throughout the rest of the season, not just for the Luton match.
Spurs have a stronger chance of making it into the Champions League with him in the lineup. He has made eighteen league starts this season.
Ange Postecoglou, the manager of Tottenham
Along with the Dutchman, who is doubtful, Ryan Sessegnon, Manor Solomon, and Fraser Forster will also miss Tottenham’s match against Luton. Ange Postecoglou, the manager of the team, has performed admirably this season.
In other Tottenham news, one of the team’s players has shown Ange Postecoglou the truth following a recent “Awful” moment.
