Thomas Frank has time to handle himself for the departure of son Hung-Min-but Madison’s long-term unavailability is extremely unwanted to say at least.
Earlier this week, the son’s farewell match in South Korea was married to the latest knee injury by Madison.
The expression on his face said all this, and sympathy is with him.
But an idea for Frank, who face two major attackers losing the players for the charge in their first season.
You will imagine that the spurs will make a big idea to enter the market for a new attacker midfielder.
If his move for Morgan Gibbs-White of Nottingham Forest was successfully ended, then the need to enter the market for aggressive reinforcement would be quite low pressure.
Such an attacker quality is difficult. Expensive too.
In this summer, Mohammad Kudas, signed from West Ham in this summer, has first played at the center and can provide an option.
But to change Madison’s contribution, the spars will have to do something.
