Tottenham recalls Dane Scarlett from Oxford loan amid injury crisis
Tottenham recalls Dane Scarlett from Oxford loan amid injury crisis

Tottenham recalls Dane Scarlett from Oxford loan amid injury crisis

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Tottenham Hotspur has recalled striker Dane Scarlett from his loan at Oxford United due to an ongoing injury crisis impacting the team. Scarlett, who joined Oxford in August and scored four goals in 20 appearances, struggled to secure consistent game time, especially following the recent signing of Tom Bradshaw by Oxford. Manager Ange Postecoglou highlighted the severity of the injury situation, with multiple key players sidelined, including Dominic Solanke and Brennan Johnson. While Tottenham's immediate need for striking options is pressing, reports indicate that the club plans to loan Scarlett out again to another team for the remainder of the season. This decision follows Scarlett's previous loan experiences at Portsmouth and Ipswich Town, which have not yielded the desired development for the young player. The recall reflects both the club's urgency to address injuries and its intent to find Scarlett a more suitable opportunity for playtime elsewhere.

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