Tottenham suffer fresh injury blow as relegation threat looms large over Wolves fixture

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Tottenham's injury woes have intensified with Destiny Udogie now facing a fitness concern before Saturday's vital trip to Molineux.The 23-year-old Italian defender has battled multiple physical setbacks throughout the campaign, including issues with his knee and hamstring.Udogie had only just made his comeback from a hamstring complaint, featuring in the starting lineup for both of Roberto De Zerbi's opening matches since taking charge this month.The precise nature of his current problem remains unknown, though reports indicate the Italy international is uncertain to feature against already-relegated Wolves.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Spurs travel to the West Midlands sitting just two points adrift of safety with five fixtures left to play.The north London club's medical room continues to overflow, with Mohammed Kudus and Cristian Romero both ruled out for the remainder of the season after suffering quad and knee injuries respectively.Midfield options have been severely depleted...

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