Tottenham forward Manor Solomon will not return to first team training in February, Dr Rajpal Brar has said.
The injury specialist claims that the Israeli international has faced some setbacks in his battle with knee problems.
Ange Postecoglou said on 9 February that he had to undergo further surgery on his knee.
Speaking exclusively to Tottenham News about Solomon’s condition, Dr Brar, a physiotherapist and sports scientist, said: “At the moment Solomon has been sidelined for several months with a knee injury and is facing difficulties in returning to full fitness.
“According to Postecoglou’s comments, he has had some setbacks in his comeback process and has also needed surgery.
“He probably won’t be 100 per cent back until the end of March.
“A return to first-team training should be on schedule for the first week of March, if all goes according to plan.”
Postecoglou will be banking on Solomon’s return at Tottenham:
The 24-year-old moved to Tottenham Hotspur in the summer but has been struggling with fitness problems.
He played 198 minutes in the Premier League and provided two assists.
Postecoglou has mostly deployed him on the left wing, but he is also capable of playing in the centre of the pitch.
Let’s hope that his return will go as planned and that there will be no complications like in November.