Maddison's Injury Threatens Tottenham's Europa League Final Hopes

Tottenham Hotspur face significant injury concerns ahead of their Europa League semi-final second leg against Bodo/Glimt, with manager Ange Postecoglou confirming that James Maddison's knee injury 'doesn't look great' and casting doubt on his availability for the remainder of the season. Maddison, who was substituted during the first leg, missed the recent 1-1 draw with West Ham, and further clarity on his condition is awaited, though the prognosis appears pessimistic. Dominic Solanke, another injury worry, is expected to recover in time for the upcoming match, while Lucas Bergvall is ruled out for the season with an ankle injury. On a positive note, Son Heung-min has returned to training and may be available for selection soon. Postecoglou has praised the squad's depth and the performances of fringe players who stepped up during recent rotations, as well as the development of younger talents like Mathys Tel and Mikey Moore. Despite a run of injuries, Spurs remain focused on advancing in the Europa League, having made several changes to the lineup to prioritize their European campaign.