Tottenham Hotspur are holding their media day for the Europa League final on Monday and are in attendance for open training, an Ange Postecoglou press conference and interviews with the players.
All eyes are on training, with question marks over a number of players ahead of the big final in Bilbao next Wednesday. The most pressing new question surrounds the fitness of , who went off injured during Spurs' 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday.
And can reveal that the Swede was missing from training on Monday morning, leading to fears over his availability for the final against Manchester United.
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Kulusevski only lasted 18 minutes of the match at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Mikey Moore coming on to replace the injured star.
Spurs will already be without midfielders Lucas Bergvall and James Maddison for the final in Bilbao and another injury could be catastrophic for their hopes of lifting their first piece of silverware since 2008.
Fears were allayed by head coach Ange Postecoglou after the game against the Eagles, with the Spurs boss saying: "Should be OK, just talking to him after. Medical team are not too concerned with him, more of a knock than anything else. So we're hoping he should be OK."
Missing training the day after the game may well be seen as just a precaution to let the knock settle down. After all there are another nine days before the two English sides go head-to-head in San Mames. But Spurs staff and the suppoters will be sweating for the rest of those days on the fitness of the Swedish international.
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