Tottenham Hotspur centre-forward Richarlison has been a frustrating figure at Hotspur Way given his struggles with consistent injury bows that have kept him on the treatment table for a while.
The Brazilian striker who moved to White Hart Lane in a highly coveted move from Everton has struggled to find his feet in North London, and the injury problems do not help his cause. To put it into perspective, the £60m forward has only featured for 88 minutes in the ongoing 2024/25 campaign due to his spell on the sidelines.
Richarlison injury is a tricky one
And injury expert, Dr. Rajpal Brar, insists that Richy has a difficult road back to full fitness following his latest injury. He insists that the nagging hamstring issue that the former Watford man faces is a sensitive one, and his hamstrings could flare up again during his rehab or once the 27-year-old is back in training and closes in on a return.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Tottenham news, Dr. Brar said:
“Sounds like a player who is dealing with a nagging hamstring issue, and they can be quite sensitive—whether that means it’s flaring up during rehab or after returning to training—which seems to be weeks, currently. There’s no clear-cut way to get out of injury cycles other than being very methodical with your rehab and all other habits.
“He does face a tough road ahead as he has faced issues with his fitness and rehab.“
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With his consistent injury problems, Tottenham are looking to move Richy on from White Hart Lane, with any move for the 27-year-old freeing up funds as well as the wage bill to bring in a more potent and reliable striker who is consistently present and fits Postecoglou’s playing style. But for now, Richy is still a Spurs player, and we hope he returns to first-team action soon.
