Injury boost: Roberto De Zerbi confirms training return timeline for Wilson Odobert
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13-second readTottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi has announced that winger Wilson Odobert is expected to return to full training in January after recovering from an injury. De Zerbi confirmed this timeline when addressing the media about squad fitness, choosing to wait until after the busy winter schedule.

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Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi has announced that winger Wilson Odobert is expected to return to full training in January after recovering from an injury. De Zerbi confirmed this timeline when addressing the media about squad fitness, choosing to wait until after the busy winter schedule. The return is seen as a significant boost for the squad as they navigate a rigorous fixture schedule. Odobert's recovery progress has been positive.
The anticipated return of Odobert is expected to add dynamism to Tottenham's attacking department, which has recently relied on players like Mohammed Kudus, Mathys Tel, and Dejan Kulusevski. Odobert is known for his ability to beat defenders in 1v1 situations and contribute defensively in high-pressing sequences, aligning with De Zerbi's preference for tactical flexibility. The winger's return will provide a timely reinforcement for the team during the demanding winter months.
De Zerbi expressed his delight at Odobert's impending comeback, stating it is "a great thing for us." The return is seen as a major psychological and tactical lift for the squad as they maintain their domestic momentum. Securing Odobert's return in January will feel like a brand-new signing for Hotspur Way as they look to sustain their rising momentum in the Premier League table.
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Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi has delivered a highly anticipated fitness update regarding young winger Wilson Odobert, indicating that the forward is making positive progress in his recovery from injury. As Spurs continue to navigate a rigorous fixture schedule across domestic and European competitions, the prospect of welcoming back attacking reinforcements serves as a major psychological and tactical lift for the squad. According to updates shared by sports commentator Chris Cowlin on X, the Tottenham head coach expects Odobert to re-join first-team training shortly after the hectic festive fixture period.
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