James Madison from Tottenham star suffers from ACL injury in the pre -season match

Tottenham Hotspur was treated with a large setback before the new campaign, as influential midfielder James Madison is scheduled to miss the majority of the season after suffering a serious knee injury.

according to BBC28 -year -old England has been damaged in the front cruciate ligament (ACL) and will undergo surgery in the coming days.

The injury occurred during the match that preceded the season in Tottenham against Newcastle United in South Korea.

Tottenham star James Madison suffers from a major injury hit

Madison was seen collapsing with visual pain after an inconvenient incident, as his knee holds immediately and requires attention in the field from the medical team.

The fans were afraid of the worst at the time, and these concerns were now confirmed, as surveying operations revealed the ACL rupture of its right knee.

The surgery coming from Maddison will celebrate the beginning of the long recovery tripOne can see him missing more, if not all, in the 2025/26 season.

The typical rehabilitation of ACL injuries ranges from six to nine months, depending on the severity of the damage and progress in recovery.

For Tottenham, this means preparing for the campaign without one of their creative players.

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Sottenham will miss Madison in a difficult season

Madison was expected to play a decisive role in the era of director Thomas Frank, especially with Tottenham, eager to a serious challenge to European qualifications.

Tottenham will also participate in the Champions League next season after winning its victory in the European League over the elite competition in Europe.

This injury also casts a shadow on Madison International Horizons. With the players ready for the World Cup next year in the hope of good performance in order to win a place in the national team, Madison’s chances of representing England next summer have achieved great success.

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