Tottenham have received a fitness boost ahead of Saturday's Premier League clash with Crystal Palace, with James Maddison available despite suffering an injury scare against Chelsea.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi is unsure whether James Maddison will be fit to face Chelsea on Saturday after the midfielder returned to the starting line-up with a goal in their first Premier League win of the season.
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that James Maddison will play no further part in the club's pre-season tour after picking up what he described as a minor issue.
James Maddison believes Roberto De Zerbi is the perfect manager to bring an exciting brand of football back to Tottenham and said he is eager to be part of the club's new era.
James Maddison has said there was a "serious possibility" Tottenham could have been relegated before Roberto De Zerbi's arrival, crediting him with transforming the team's mindset and intensity.
Former PGMOL chief and ex-FIFA referee Keith Hackett believes James Maddison could face FA scrutiny after the midfielder's outspoken reaction to Tottenham's controversial 1-1 draw with Leeds.