Aobo: Son Heung-min will definitely play tomorrow but not start, the time for Kulu to return cannot be determined

May 15th According to London Football Network, Postkoglu talked about the current situation of the team when attending the press conference.

Tottenham will head to Aston Villa on Friday night, as Tottenham successfully advanced the match from the scheduled Sunday to Friday in case they advance to the UEFA Cup final, and that's exactly what happened. Postkoglu's side will face Manchester United in Bilbao on May 21.

This brings a puzzle to the Tottenham head coach whether to use key players to keep them in shape in Friday's game against Aston Villa, but at the same time risking injury; or to put those players on a break, but could cause them to lose their pace in the final two weeks later. Swedish midfielder Culouss Gene has suffered a right patella injury in the Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Sunday and will miss the UEFA Cup final with Manchester United. He had surgery on Wednesday, and Postkoglu will update the 25-year-old's recovery and his return next season at a press conference.

About Donley and Kiley

I watched the game last night and it was a great game and I was very happy for both of them. When players are out of loan, the key is getting time and growth, and I think they all do that. But it would be even better if they could be part of something particularly successful. This helps to strengthen their self-confidence and become a part of their success. So, I'm so happy for them, it's going to be a great moment and hopefully they can advance smoothly.

About Son Heung-min

He will definitely appear tomorrow. As for whether to start, let's see again. He responded well to Sunday's game and it made sense to let him play more time, whether it was a starter or a substitute to play in the half.

Regarding Berival

No, the situation is still the same as before. He has never been a long-term injury, but he has just taken off his protective boots and made his first step on the grass, but he can't play.

It is obviously a disappointing news about Kulusevsky. At first we thought it wasn't serious, but the next day it got worse. He has undergone surgery and will be absent for at least a few months. As for whether he can return at the start of next season, we need further observation. At present, we only have preliminary information.