James Maddison of Tottenham Hotspur has suffered a serious knee injury, damaging his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). He will undergo surgery soon, following this injury sustained during a pre-season match against Newcastle United. Maddison's recovery journey may take six to nine months, significantly affecting Tottenham's season as he was expected to play a vital role in their Champions League campaign. Additionally, his injury jeopardizes his chances of representing England in the upcoming World Cup, creating uncertainty around his international future.
James Maddison suffered a serious knee injury, sustaining damage to his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), which will require surgery and a lengthy recovery.
The injury occurred during a pre-season fixture against Newcastle United, and scans have confirmed a ruptured ACL, meaning Maddison could miss most of the upcoming season.
Maddison's absence will impact Tottenham's preparations as they aim for the Champions League and a strong performance in the Premier League following their Europa League win.
This injury significantly hinders Maddison's chance to participate in the upcoming World Cup, jeopardizing his prospects of a place in the England national team.
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