Full list of 36 Tottenham injuries this season after devastating Xavi Simons blow
Tottenham are sweating over plenty of fitness issues with just four games to save their skin from relegation to the Championship
Xavi Simons' serious knee injury has handed Tottenham yet another vicious blow in their battle for safety.
Spurs secured a vital away win at Wolves on Saturday but the loss of Simons has only compounded their fitness issues amongst the squad. The club confirmed that the 23-year-old ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and will undergo surgery in the coming weeks.
With just four games remaining in the season, Roberto De Zerbi's side will be forced to fight for every point to ensure they stay in the Premier League.
Some long-term absentees have begun to make their return to the matchday squad, including James Maddison. The midfielder had missed the majority of the season with an ACL tear but appeared on the bench in their draw with Brighton and against Wolves.
However, Spurs will need more from their entire squad if they are to find a way out of the relegation zone. West Ham sit just two points above them but are on a three-game unbeaten run, with Brentford up next.
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Meanwhile, Tottenham got their first win of 2026 at the Molineux Stadium, with Joao Pahlinha scoring late on to claim all three points. With a tough trip to Aston Villa awaiting Spurs next on Sunday, De Zerbi's side will have to hope that no more key players falter in their bid to avoid relegation.
Throughout the season, the north London outfit has battled injuries to many key figures in the dressing room. Currently, there are nine first-team stars missing, including Simons.
Here, football.london has detailed all the injuries Tottenham have suffered across the 2025/26 season and who remains out heading into gameweek 35.
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Every Tottenham injury this season and who will miss the Premier League run-in:
Guglielmo Vicario: The first-choice goalkeeper has been out since the loss to Sunderland after undergoing an operation for a hernia. His return date is currently unknown.
Cristian Romero: The club captain missed part of October 2025 with an abductor injury and was also suspended after being sent off against Manchester United. He is now out with a knee injury and will miss the rest of the season.
Kevin Danso: The defender missed four games with a toe injury but returned to the squad against Fulham in March.
Radu Dragusin: The Romanian missed the first half of the season with an ACL injury and returned against Crystal Palace in December. An unknown injury forced him out for one game in March but he has since returned.
Ben Davies: The experienced defender missed five games in October and November 2025 with a hamstring injury. Davies is now out after undergoing surgery on a broken ankle and has been missing since January.
Kota Takai: The centre-half missed the beginning of the season with a foot injury and is now on loan to Borussia Monchengladbach.
Destiny Udogie: Two separate knee and hamstring injuries forced him out for 14 games before he returned against Nottingham Forest in March. He is now back on the absentee list with a muscle injury sustained against Brighton but hopes to return against Aston Villa.
Djed Spence: Spence missed four games in total with calf issues across January and February. He returned in March.
Pedro Porro: The vital defender missed four games at the beginning of 2026 with a hamstring injury but has since returned.
Rodrigo Bentancur: The midfielder was out for 11 games with hamstring issues but returned against Brighton.
Joao Pahlinha: The weekend hero missed two separate games in January and March with a knock and concussion, respectively. He returned to the bench against Forest and has become somewhat of an impact substitute.
Yves Bissouma: The midfielder had missed the majority of the season with a serious knee injury, only returning after the Africa Cup of Nations in January. A muscle injury kept him out for two games in March but he has since gotten back to fitness.
Lucas Bergvall: A concussion and groin injury had Bergvall miss two games in November and December. An ankle sprain put him out for eight games in total in 2026 but he is back in the squad.
Archie Gray: The 20-year-old missed two games earlier in the season with a calf injury but has been in thw matchday team since November.
Pape Matar Sarr: A shoulder injury sustained against Sunderland ruled Sarr out of the games against Brighton and Wolves. His return date is currently unknown.
Xavi Simons: A serious knee injury suffered against Wolves has tragically ruled the Dutchman out of the rest of the season, as well as the World Cup.
Dejan Kulusevski: The Swede has been posted missing for the entire season due to a knee injury that required surgery. However, he hopes to be included in his national team for the World Cup, with a return to club football unlikely.
James Maddison: The England international suffered an ACL injury during preseason and he has been out of action for the majority of the campaign. He recently returned to the bench and will be hoping to make a return before the season's end.
Wilson Odebert: The winger suffered an ACL tear in Tottenham's 2-1 loss to Newcastle in February. He was set to undergo surgery and will not return to action this season.
Mohammed Kudus: The former West Ham star missed one game in November 2025 and has now been out since January with a thigh issue. Reports confirm that surgery may be required with a return date currently unknown.
Dominic Solanke: The formidable striker missed 19 games after surgery on his ankle to fix a persistent issue. He returned against Burnley in January.
Richarlison: The Brazilian missed five games in 2026 with a hamstring injury but made his comeback against Arsenal in February.
Randal Kolo Muani: The PSG loanee missed two games earlier in the season with a muscle issue but has been a prominent figure in the squad since October.
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