“Tottenham’s SHOCKING Double Injury Boost Will Leave Aston Villa QUAKING in Their Boots!”

Club football has taken a brief pause over the past week as the October international break continues, with countries vying for qualification for the 2026 World Cup finals.

However, the hiatus is nearing its end, and focus will soon shift back to domestic football, with Tottenham Hotspur gearing up for the Premier League’s return.

Thomas Frank’s men are preparing to face Aston Villa on Sunday, and the manager could receive a significant boost with several important players closing in on their returns from injury.

Tottenham receive injury boost ahead of Aston Villa clash

Frank has endured a tough run with injuries this season, but the situation appears to be improving.

Reports from The Standard suggest that up to four players could be back in contention for the Villa fixture, including Randal Kolo Muani.

The French forward, on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, has missed Tottenham’s last five games with a dead leg.

However, he recently made his return in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Watford during the international break, featuring for 45 minutes.

After continuing to build fitness at Hotspur Way and participating in full training sessions, Kolo Muani is now expected to be available for selection and could even push for a full debut this weekend.

Another possible returnee is Kota Takai, who has been sidelined with a plantar fascia injury.

The Japan international, signed from Kawasaki Frontale for £5 million, has resumed full training and is showing steady progress.

Frank revealed that Takai has been “getting better and better,” hinting that the 21-year-old defender could soon make his competitive debut for Spurs, possibly after the break.

Radu Dragusin close to full recovery

Romanian defender Radu Dragusin is also nearing full fitness after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January.

He returned to training in September and is being gradually reintegrated into the squad, with a potential return to match action in the coming weeks.

Meanwhile, Dominic Solanke is targeting a November 2025 comeback following surgery, with Frank expected to provide an update later this week.

James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski remain long-term absentees—Maddison isn’t expected back until summer 2026, while Kulusevski could return toward the end of the year.