Dominic Solanke and Xavi Simons: Everything Roberto De Zerbi said as Tottenham suffer double injury blow

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VISIT THE INJURY HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Roberto De Zerbi more worried about Tottenham playmakerJoao Palhinha came on in the 62nd minute, and 20 minutes later, the midfielder had netted the eventual winner to ensure Spurs remained two points behind West Ham in the Premier League table.Despite the result, there was still a huge dampener on the day, with De Zerbi sharing whatever he could about the setbacks suffered by Simons and Solanke after the game.In his post-match press conference, he said: “For Solanke, it’s a muscle injury. I don’t know what level of injury, and for Xavi, it’s a problem with his knee.

I would like to know the situation of Xavi because the knee is always different to a muscle injury.“He felt pain. I spoke with him two minutes ago, and he feels better than he did at the beginning of his injury.”Dominic Solanke and Xavi Simons may never play for Spurs againConcerns have already been raised over Solanke’s future due to the injury problems since his arrival in North London, and the striker may now be ruled out for the remainder of the season.Football Insider understands that Tottenham are facing interest from Newcastle United, and they could be tempted to cash in based on the player’s continuous issues off the pitch.Simons is now facing a similar situation, having been stretchered off the pitch against Wolves, but concerning his future, the attacking midfielder is unlikely to stay if Spurs get relegated.Bayern Munich are eyeing a cheap deal for Simons should that eventuality play out this season, so it could already be the last time that Tottenham fans see him in white.