Following good news regarding the progress of Dejan Kulusevski and Xavi Simons, Tottenham fans have now received an update on Wilson Odobert.While Jan Paul van Hecke has been added to Tottenham’s treatment table during the international break, there have been positive updates on the progress of other key players.It has been widely reported that Dejan Kulusevski has been impressing in training as the Swede steps up his comeback.According to some reports, the Swede could be named in a Spurs matchday squad over the coming weeks, as long as he does not suffer any setbacks.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham star Wilson Odobert is now in the later stages of his recoveryA few days ago, Spurs fans were also delighted to hear the news that Xavi Simons is ahead of schedule in his recovery from his ACL injury, with the Dutchman having begun training outdoors.Now, Football.London’s Alasdair Gold has provided an update on the other Tottenham star out with an ACL injury, Wilson Odobert, who picked up his injury in the clash against Newcastle back in February.The winger has been out of action for eight months, and Gold states that he is now in the latter phases of his recovery. In fact, the journalist adds that Odobert may even be pushing to return to training in the next month or two.Gold wrote: ‘It will be eight months into his rehabilitation when the international break ends and Odobert will now be in the latter phases of his recovery. It may not be too long before we see the winger back in training. The usual nine-month timeframe points towards a November return but he will be pushing for sooner.’Injured playerInjuryPotential ReturnWilson OdobertKneeNovember 2026Xavi SimonsKnee2027Mykhailo MudrykAnkleNovember 2026Dejan KulusevskiFitnessSoonPedro PorroHamstringOctober 2026Jan Paul van HeckeFootUnknownSpurs’ summer signing may soon be backMykhailo Mudryk picked up an ankle injury in training last month, with the on-loan Chelsea man suffering the knock just days after making his first competitive appearance in nearly two years.Mudryk is expected to be out until the latter stages of October, and his return, along with Odobert’s, could be a huge boost to De Zerbi’s side, given Mathys Tel’s struggles this season.Pedro Porro’s injury is also not as bad as what some Spurs fans initially feared, with the Spain international only expected to miss three matches.READ MORE: Tottenham could replace De Zerbi with Premier League title-winner Arne SlotThe post Tottenham receive positive Wilson Odobert injury update, could return earlier than expected appeared first on Spurs Web.