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Roberto De Zerbi has provided an injury update ahead of Tottenham Hotspur's clash against Wolves. The Lilywhites could be without a few big names when they face Rob Edwards' side at Molineux on Saturday afternoon.
Speaking to reporters at Hotspur Way on Friday afternoon, De Zerbi began by announcing that Destiny Udogie has suffered a minor knock and could miss the relegation showdown. The Spurs boss said: "Destiny has a [muscular] problem.
"I think he can't play tomorrow, but he played on Saturday and played a great first half, second half as well but the first was great. We have Spence, Souza is available to come with us. It's not a big problem, I hope Udogie could be back for next week at Villa Park."
De Zerbi also revealed that James Maddison had 'felt pain' in training this week. The 29-year-old midfielder has only recently returned to action following a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a knee injury, and he was named in a Premier League matchday squad for the first time last week.
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The Italian said: "No, he's not available yet. Especially in this week, he felt pain but no so important pain. Tomorrow, he will come on the bench because he's important, whether he plays or not. Better he players but as a leader and a guy, I want to see in my dressing room nice people, positive people."
On Guglielmo Vicario, De Zerbi said: "He is not available for tomorrow. I hope he can start with me from Monday. Antonin is playing very well. I hope Vicario can come back in the best physical condition because he's a very important player for us."
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