Totnham’s main coach Ang Postcoglo says he can eventually see the end of his team’s injury crisis as key players start to return.

Cristian Romero was trained on Thursday and Rodrigo Bentancure returned to Hofenheime in the Europa League after leaving with a provocation.

Mickey Van de Van is expected to return next week, while Destiny’s Udogi and GoogleAlmo Wesers should be available in early February.

Spurs barbones have come down in recent weeks that only 14 senior players are available for their game on Thursday night.

And while there is another big blow with the loss of Dominic Solanke, the postcoglo is positive that it can regain its players and make some additions before the transfer window is closed.

Speaking in front of Sunday’s collision with Leicester, he said: “We should be light at the end of the tunnel in a few weeks, it is not so terrible, but at the same time there is always a possibility that we can lose before they come back to one of these people (current players in form ).

“It’s always challenging, that’s what we are passing.

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“Two months are strongly grinded for the players, only we are trying to support as much as possible. Our schedule will not make it easy at all.

“The elasticity and determination of players to get out of there is a wonderful thing for me, not much pride on them.

“We will benefit from the development of our little players, but we have to be careful with them, we cannot ask for 18 -year -olds to sink.

“I thought Archie (Gray) was great, Lucas (Bergov All L) worked for his socks for the time and Mickey (Moore) helped.

“So there is no doubt that we will benefit from these players for many years, their career has begun. I think it’s extremely positive. “

On the transfer, he added: “All of those things are known, nothing has changed in the last 24 hours.

“We probably knew with the dome a few days ago, in the meantime I had a press conference, so all of these things are known.”