"Tottenham striker Richarlison will be out for up to seven weeks with a hamstring injury. The Brazil forward limped out of Tottenham's 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa in the FA Cup last Saturday, and could now miss Spurs' next 10 matches. His absence will serve as a significant blow to Spurs, who have won just one of their last seven games in and sit 14th in the Premier League, eight points outside the top four."
"Speaking ahead of Saturday's London derby with relegation-threatened West Ham, manager Thomas Frank said: "Richarlison unfortunately got a hamstring injury that will keep him out for up to seven weeks. "Lucas [Bergvall] could be available for Sunday and [Yves] Bissouma is back and available as well. "Both Destiny [Udogie] and Dom [Solanke] will both be involved and available but are closer to playing more minutes.""
"Which games will Richarlison miss? In addition to the meeting with the Hammers, Richarlison will miss the following games if he is indeed out for seven weeks. Borussia Dortmund (H, Champions League) Burnley (A) Eintracht Frankfurt (A, Champions League) Manchester City (H) Manchester United (A) Newcastle United (H) Arsenal (H) Fulham (A) Crystal Palace (H)"
Richarlison will be sidelined for up to seven weeks with a hamstring injury and could miss around ten matches across the Premier League and Champions League. Tottenham have won one of their last seven matches and sit 14th, eight points outside the top four. Dom Solanke has returned from ankle surgery, while Randal Kolo Muani is likely to lead the line and share minutes with Solanke during Richarlison's absence. Richarlison has scored eight goals so far this season. Conor Gallagher joined from Atletico Madrid on a long-term deal reported to be worth £35 million, strengthening midfield options alongside returning players such as Yves Bissouma.
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