Doctor: Tottenham player 'Major Doubt' to feature v West Ham due to potential Grade 3 injury

Tottenham striker Wilson Odobert remains a major doubt for the game against West Ham on 19 October due to his hamstring injury, according to Dr Rajpal Brar.

The injury expert claims that if he’s on track to return before the end of October, he will have been in partial training over the international break.

However, unless he hasn’t trained well over the last few days, he is unlikely to be fit to play the Hammers at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Discussing the state of play with Odobert exclusively with Tottenham News, Dr Brar, a doctor in physical therapy and a sports scientist, shared his verdict.

“This sounds like a Grade 3 out of 4 hamstring injury based on the details we know”, he said.

“If the projected timeline holds of a mid to late October return, then he would see a partial return to training over the break followed by full training.

“I’d still put him as a major doubt for the next week unless he’s trained exceptionally well over the past week.“

Wilson Odobert may be a bit-part player for Tottenham this season

The 19-year-old played three games for Spurs in the Premier League this season before suffering an injury setback.

He started the games against Everton and Newcastle and came off the bench in the loss against Arsenal in September.

It remains to be seen what Ange Postecoglou’s plans are for the 19-year-old as Dominic Solanke appears to be gelling well with the rest of the team.

In other Tottenham news, an injury update has emerged on Son Heung-min ahead of the Premier League clash against West Ham.

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