James Maddison has discussed Wilson Odobert’s recovery on social media, as the Tottenham winger steps up his efforts to get back to training.While the timing of the three-week break was not ideal for Tottenham, given the start they had to the season, it has allowed several of their players to have a mini pre-season.That could end up being crucial for the likes of Maddison, Dominic Solanke and Destiny Udogie to work their way up to full fitness.It has also given additional training time to Dejan Kulusevski, who is reportedly making great progress, and could feature in a Tottenham matchday squad soon if he does not suffer any setbacks.Injured playerInjuryPotential ReturnWilson OdobertKneeNovember 2026Xavi SimonsKnee2027Mykhailo MudrykAnkleNovember 2026Dejan KulusevskiFitnessSoonPedro PorroHamstringOctober 2026Jan Paul van HeckeFootOctober 2026Micky Van de VenWristOctober 2026Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty ImagesJames Maddison praises Tottenham teammate Wilson Odobert on his hard workAnother of Spurs’ long-term absentees is Wilson Odobert, who picked up an ACL injury in the clash against Newcastle back in February, and is yet to feature under De Zerbi.It was reported by Alasdair Gold last week that Odobert is in the final stage of his rehabilitation, and could return to training soon.James Maddison has now sent a message of support to the Frenchman on his Instagram stories, praising the 21-year-old for his grind away from the public eye.Maddison wrote: “The dark days in the midst of rehab. Empty training ground away from the team. Takes a strong man to get through it. Keep going son! Proud of you!”The attacking midfielder also shared the following quote in his post: ‘How you do something is how you do everything.’💙 James Maddison with a message of support for #thfc team-mate Wilson Odobert as he continues his rehab from his own ACL injury [IG] https://t.co/BSrVwABrla— The Spurs Web (@thespursweb) October 7, 2026Xavi Simons could be back sooner than expectedThe other Tottenham player out with an ACL injury is Xavi Simons, who has now started training outdoors after suffering his injury back in April.It was initially suggested that the Dutchman would not be back until February 2027, but it has emerged over recent days that Xavi is ahead of schedule in his recovery, and there is confidence he can return sooner than expected.The return of Odobert, Xavi and Kulusevski, along with Maddison regaining full fitness, will go a long way towards solving Tottenham’s creativity problems and has the potential to transform Spurs’ attack.READ MORE: Tottenham continue new tradition of inviting club legends to watch training with Gus PoyetThe post Tottenham fans will love what James Maddison just said about Wilson Odobert's injury recovery appeared first on Spurs Web.