Tottenham are back in action on Saturday evening, when they face Everton at home in the Premier League. It has been a slow start for Roberto De Zerbi's men so far, losing twice and drawing once, remaining winless in the league.
There are big expectations for Spurs so far, and there are going to have to be bigger highlights than a cup win over Charlton Athletic and a league draw with Nottingham Forest.
This organised side Everton is going to offer another solid test, and the Toffees are actually unbeaten so far, beating Crystal Palace, and drawing with both AFC Bournemouth and Man Utd. David Moyes' men hold European ambitions this season, so they could end up being direct rivals for Spurs if De Zerbi can reach his objectives.
Ahead of Saturday's clash, we have rounded up all the latest injury news surrounding both sides.
Christian Norgaard - Out
A short injury list for Everton, with only veteran midfielder Norgaard sidelined. Moyes said last week: "We don't expect to see [him] before the international break, but he is just starting to make a little bit of progress [in his recovery from injury], so that's a positive, because we'll need his experience and an extra body going forward."
Xavi Simons - Out
Simons is sidelined until around February time after he ruptured his ACL last season.
Wilson Odobert - Out
A similar story for Odobert, but he will be back in early December, having suffered the injury at an earlier date.
Mykhailo Mudryk - Out
New signing Mudryk sustained damage to his ankle ligaments and will spend between 6-8 weeks on the sidelines.
James Maddison - Doubt
Maddison has been in training for around a week now after his shoulder issue, and he will be in contention to return.
Dejan Kulusevski - Out
Kulusevski is deemed close to returning, but he is not there yet. Sweden boss Graham Potter has said: "He is actually very close. I am so impressed with him, how he has handled his injury. Of course, we have to be careful with him. I hope he comes with us (Sweden), but we have to talk to Dejan and Tottenham first..." Spurs may want Kulusevski to play it safe over the international break, given the travel involved and the condensed schedule, given he has been out for well over a year, but if he is fit and wanting to go, there isn't much they can do to stop him.
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