Tottenham Hotspur face numerous injury headaches as they prepare to resume their relegation fight following the international break. Spurs are currently seeking to secure a new manager following Igor Tudor's exit, which was announced over the weekend.

Ex-Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi has emerged as the early frontrunner to become the next Tottenham manager, with Spurs aiming to bring in the 46-year-old on a long-term deal rather than pursue another caretaker boss until the campaign's conclusion. Spurs were contending with multiple players ruled out through injury prior to the international break, and that situation is anticipated to persist when they return to action.

Tottenham's upcoming Premier League fixture against Sunderland on April 12 will feature a considerable number of players still projected to remain unavailable.

Guglielmo Vicario is not anticipated to be fit to face Sunderland after the goalkeeper went under the knife to address a hernia, though he could make his comeback before next month's end.

Spurs will also be optimistic about having Mathys Tel available next month following the forward's groin complaint, which led to his withdrawal from the France Under-21 squad.