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Richarlison out for seven weeks with hamstring injury
Richarlison will miss up to seven weeks due to a hamstring injury, impacting Tottenham's attack despite his seven goals and three assists this season, coach Thomas Frank said.
- On Jan 15, Tottenham Hotspur announced Richarlison will miss almost two months with a hamstring injury, with Thomas Frank saying, 'Richy unfortunately got a hamstring injury which will keep him out for up to seven weeks.'
- After pulling up against Aston Villa, Richarlison suffered a hamstring injury amid mounting absences as Spurs aim to rebound from their FA Cup third-round exit and signed Conor Gallagher.
- Meanwhile, Cristian Romero, Tottenham captain, returns after a one-match suspension while Destiny Udogie, Tottenham full-back, and Dominic Solanke, Tottenham striker, near full fitness and Yves Bissouma, midfielder , may also be available.
- With Spurs 14th in the table, Tottenham Hotspur have won only two of their last 12 league games, increasing pressure on head coach Thomas Frank.
- Responding to the injury crisis, Tottenham Hotspur moved quickly to sign Conor Gallagher, praised as a 'top signing' by Frank, and are close to completing a �13million move for the Santos defender.
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The attacker Richardlison, of Tottenham and the Brazilian election, will be removed from the grams for seven weeks. The 28-year-old Brazilian suffered a serious injury in the left car and will lose the next games of the English team. The confirmation of the injury was given by Danish technician Thomas Frank in a collective interview. Richardlison suffered the first time of Tottenham's defeat for Aston Villa, the last Saturday, by the English Cup…
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