Some of the Tottenham players have been back training at Hotspur Way and we spotted plenty of things going on at the training ground

Dejan Kulusevski hinted at a potential central attacking role after returning to Tottenham Hotspur full training following more than 500 days out with a patella injury. Working under head coach Roberto De Zerbi at Hotspur Way during the international break, the 26-year-old impressed while operating centrally in mini-games and setting up goals for Mohammed Kudus.
With several senior players away, De Zerbi blended the remaining first-team squad with under-21 players ahead of their match against Manchester United. Other notable observations from the session included strong vocal leadership from recent signing Tosin Adarabioyo, alongside sharp displays on the left flank from Destiny Udogie and Savio.
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