Thigh injury nightmare hits Tottenham hard.

Tottenham forward Mohammed Kudus will be sidelined until April after suffering a serious thigh injury, Spurs boss Thomas Frank has confirmed.
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Kudus suffers quad tendon blow

Kudus sustained the injury during Tottenham’s 1–1 draw with Sunderland, going down off the ball in the first half before being forced off.
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Subsequent scans revealed damage to the quadriceps tendon, with Frank describing it as a “bigger” injury rather than a minor muscle issue.
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Out until after March break

The Ghana international is not expected to return before the end of the March international window, ruling him out for roughly three months.
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Spurs are hopeful Kudus can rejoin the squad in early April, in time for the Premier League run-in, if his rehabilitation progresses without setbacks.
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Key man in debut Spurs season

Kudus has been a key figure for Tottenham this season, making 19 Premier League appearances and contributing two goals and five assists.
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The 25-year-old only arrived last summer in a big-money move from West Ham, reported to be worth around £55m, heightening the impact of his absence.
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Major setback for struggling Spurs

Tottenham, who sit in the bottom half after a poor run of form, lose one of their primary creative outlets and ball-carriers in the final third.
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Frank is already contending with injuries to other key players, leaving Spurs’ attacking options stretched ahead of important league, FA Cup and Champions League fixtures.
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