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Steven Bergwijn has been ruled out for the remainder of the season after suffering a serious knee injury in Saturday's Premier League match against Arsenal. The Netherlands international was replaced by substitute Mason Mount at half-time and it was soon revealed that he had sustained a ligament damage to his right knee. Bergwijn is expected to be out for six months or more, which means he will miss the rest of the campaign and potentially the start of next season as well. The 25-year-old's absence is a major blow for Tottenham Hotspur, who have struggled without their top scorer this season. But there is still hope that Bergwijn may return sooner rather than later, with his recovery being closely monitored by the club's medical staff. In the meantime,Premier League Updates Spurs have called on other players to step up and fill the void left by Bergwijn's absence. Mason Mount has already shown that he can handle the pressure of playing in the Premier League and is likely to continue to do so. Meanwhile, Dele Alli has also stepped up and made an impact since returning from injury. It remains to be seen how long Bergwijn will be out, but one thing is clear - the team will need to find a way to cope without him for the foreseeable future. |
