Son Heung-min injury update from Tottenham training ahead of Bodo/Glimt semi-final

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Tottenham have been dealt a blow ahead of their Europa League semi-final clash against Bodo/Glimt with Son Heung-min absent from training on Wednesday morning. The Spurs captain has not featured for Ange Postecoglou's team since the quarter-final first leg win over Eintracht Frankfurt at the beginning of April due to a foot issue.

With Postecoglou speaking to the media on Wednesday afternoon to preview the Bodo/Glimt semi-final, football.london were in place at the club's training base to watch the first 15 minutes of training. However, there was to be no sign of Son with the rest of the squad.

Postecoglou will provide a further update on the experienced attacker when he holds his pre-match press conference. The boss did issue the latest on his star man when speaking to BBC Sport after Sunday's 5-1 defeat at Liverpool.

"It’ll be touch and go for Thursday," he said on Son. "He’ll try hard. If [he’s not ready] for the first game we think he’ll be ready for the second game.”

Amid question marks over when exactly Son will return to action, Mathys Tel could be in line to start again on the left flank in Tottenham's front three. The January loan signing has started Spurs' last four games and now appears to be showing glimpses of his quality as he is benefiting from an increase in playing time.

Following Spurs' semi-final first leg showdown against Bodo/Glimt, the Lilywhites travel to West Ham in the Premier League on Sunday before the decisive second leg in Norway next Thursday. Crystal Palace at home are to follow after that.

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