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Dr Rajpal Brar said that Djed Spence, a defender for Leeds United, might return to training at some point this week.
After evaluating the Tottenham Hotspur loanee’s timetable, the injury specialist predicts that he will still miss the upcoming games.
This indicates that he won’t be able to play in the game on October 21 against Norwich City.
Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar, who spoke exclusively to MOT Leeds News, stated the following regarding Spence:
“According to the club, Spencer’s initial timeline was approximately eight weeks, and everything is proceeding as planned.”This prepares him for his comeback from the break, so this week or later is not too far off for him to resume full team training.
“He’ll still miss the next game, though, while he gets back to full fitness.”
Leeds stated in September that Spence would be sidelined for the next eight weeks due to a knee injury.
This implies that he will likely make his first team comeback somewhere in November, which is still one month away.
But if he’s going back to training straight away, that schedule might move up and fans might get to see him play sooner.
In other Leeds United news, the Whites could look to replace Junior Firpo with a long-term objective when they recruit a new left-back in January.
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