The son of Heung-Mom has turned off the Europa League semi-finals

The son of Heung-my will not play in the first part of the semifinals of Tottenham’s Europa League with a point/gllimt.

South Korea striker of April 10 due to a foot injury remains on the side.

Despite their cheeky form in the Premier League, in which they lost 19 games this season, the Spurs are favorites for progress in the Europa League final with a victory over the Norwegian side.

However, they will again be without a son because of the injury he suffered in the first part of their quarterfinal relationship with Eintracht Frankfurt.

Tottenham’s chief Ange postecoglou has previously expressed optimism that will be available.

But speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Postecoglou said, “He (son) will not be found tomorrow night.

“He is in training, but he is still separated from the group. He improves himself and hopefully we will return it before, not later.”

On the whole, however, postecoglou stimulates the fitness of its detachment.

“I think we’re in a good place,” he added. “Looking at the output of the players, we have a few good minutes of players who needed it and managed the rest.

“Players like (Cristian) Romero and (Micky) Van de Ven missed so many seasons, it is not just about returning, but also the way they are managed when returning.

“Home (Solance) played for 60 minutes (at a loss of 5-1 from Liverpool), Madders (James Maddison) 45. All are physically in a good place.”

Greek born Australian Postecoglou trained both in Australia and in Greece before success in Japan with Yokoham F. Marinos I in Scotland, and Celtic landed on Tottenham’s business.

As such, there is no chance that he does not respect the point/gllimt, despite the fact that he originated from what is considered a smaller league in European football.

“The point is there for merit,” Postecoglou said. “They beat Lazio, Olympiacos. They are heavy teams.

“I am on the other side of the world. It doesn’t matter where you are from. We will treat them with respect that they deserve and do their best.”