Roberto De Zerbi has confirmed that James Maddison is ready to be involved against Everton.
The midifielder has missed the last three games in all competitions with a shoulder issue but has been deemed fit to return.
Dejan Kulusevski will remain sidelined for Tottenham having not trained during the past week, meanwhile.
The Swede has been out for more than a year with a knee injury and returned to training recently, but has since suffered a small setback.
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“No, Kulusevski is not working with us the last week,” the Spurs boss said. “It’s not a big problem. It’s a normal problem.”
Mykhailo Mudryk is also unavailable after suffering what De Zerbi described as a “stupid injury”, with Spurs taking care over his recovery following his lengthy spell without regular football.
“It was a stupid injury of Mudryk, and we hope he can be back as soon as possible,” De Zerbi said. “For him and for us.
“For him, because he suffered too much and for us because we lost one player, an important player. He played 20 minutes, 15 minutes in Nottingham. He played well, but it’s the normal process when one player doesn’t play for a long time.
“He felt pain (in the) ankle and then after two days he made the medical check and we knew the problem, but after a long time, we knew (it could happen).
“A stupid injury but we are not stupid. When we signed Mudryk, we already knew it could be difficult to come back as a normal player.”