US EditionTottenham fear for James Maddison as injury overshadows Son Heung-min farewell
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, AUG 3 – James Maddison suffered a knee injury similar to last season's during Tottenham's pre-season match, raising concerns about his availability for the Premier League opener, manager Thomas Frank said.
- On August 3, 2025, Son Heung-min made his final Tottenham appearance at Seoul World Cup Stadium, and James Maddison was stretchered off with a knee injury.
- In the lead-up to the new season, Spurs concluded their Asia tour, with their final pre-season match before a UEFA Super Cup on August 13 and the Premier League opener in less than two weeks.
- In the fourth minute, Brennan Johnson, Spurs forward, scored a deflected strike, and Son Heung-min received a guard of honour when substituted.
- Manager Thomas Frank confirmed Maddison injured the same knee that ended his last season, making him a major doubt for the August 16 season opener against Burnley.
- Following their Morgan Gibbs-White move collapsed amid acrimony, Spurs may reignite interest in Eberechi Eze, raising their attacking recruitment urgency.
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Thomas Frank offers 'bad' James Maddison update as Spurs star leaves stadium on crutches - The Mirror
James Maddison endured a nightmare outing in Seoul against Newcastle on Sunday having been carried off by medical staff and Spurs boss Thomas Frank has now offered worrying update
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Soccer-Tottenham's Son bids emotional farewell in S.Korea, Maddison suffers knee injury
SEOUL (Reuters) -Tottenham Hotspur captain Son Heung-min played what is expected to be his final match for the club in front of 64,773 fans at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Sunday, and teammate James Maddison was carried off with a knee injury. Read full story
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