Tottenham player at risk of being dropped for a recurring offense, as Thomas Frank’s team hit with two more injuries

Yves Bissouma of Tottenham Hotspur finds himself staring at the possibility of being let go from the club after being caught inhaling laughing gas at a recent party. This incident marks a repeat offense for Bissouma, who had previously been suspended for a similar act. Additionally, Tottenham is dealing with two significant injuries affecting key players, adding to their challenges.

Bissouma’s season has been tumultuous as he has not featured in any matches under manager Thomas Frank since being excluded from the squad for the UEFA Super Cup game against Paris Saint-Germain due to consistent lateness. A subsequent ankle injury has further sidelined him. The latest controversy surrounding Bissouma involves a video showing him using nitrous oxide, a dangerous substance known to cause various health issues. This incident occurred just a year after Bissouma’s previous suspension for inhaling “hippy crack.”

Tottenham has initiated an internal investigation into this matter, indicating that serious consequences may follow. Bissouma’s future with the club hangs in the balance despite his contributions since joining in 2022 for £25 million from Brighton. With his current contract expiring next summer, Tottenham has the option to extend it, but the recent controversies may sway their decision.

On another front, Tottenham’s recent victory over Brentford was clouded by injury concerns. Dominic Solanke, Dejan Kulusevski, and James Maddison remain sidelined, while Frank disclosed that Destny Udogie sustained a fresh injury against Newcastle. Although Udogie’s absence is expected to be brief, Tottenham’s history with injuries suggests unpredictable recovery timelines. Furthermore, Randal Kolo Muani suffered an injury during the Brentford game, potentially exacerbating Tottenham’s striker shortage.

While Tottenham grapples with these challenges, the pursuit of Samu Aghehowa and Nilson Angulo appears uncertain. Aghehowa is not inclined to leave Porto in January, disappointing several English clubs, including Tottenham. Angulo’s emergence as a prospect has caught the attention of various teams, hinting at potential future developments in the transfer market. Tottenham must navigate these obstacles while addressing the immediate concerns of player indiscretions and injury setbacks to ensure a successful season ahead.