Sweden manager Graham Potter has provided an injury timeline for Dejan Kulusevski as the Tottenham star continues his push toward full fitness.Tottenham Hotspur’s injury list is, for the first time in a while, not extremely long, with the numbers down to single figures.As it stands, only three players are set to miss the weekend’s game against Everton after Spurs were handed a big James Maddison boost. The Englishman was spotted in first‑team training after recovering from the shoulder injury he picked up in Spurs’ opener against Brentford – a knock that kept him out for two weeks.That leaves Xavi Simons, Wilson Odobert and Dejan Kulusevski as the only sidelined players. Kulusevski, though, has since returned to first‑team training but has yet to make any matchday squad as he continues to build his fitness.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham handed Dejan Kulusevski update as Sweden boss reveals timelineThe Swede has been out for 500 days, and caution is needed as he continues his recovery. But a return may not be too far away, according to Sweden boss Graham Potter. Speaking to SVT, the national team manager expressed a desire to have Kulusevski in his squad during the September–October international break.He said: “He is actually very close. I am so impressed with how he has handled his injury. We have to be careful with him. I hope he comes with us (September/October), but we have to talk to Dejan and Tottenham first.”De Zerbi provides latest Spurs update on KulusevskiKulusevski was included in Roberto De Zerbi’s Premier League squad, which does suggest the Swede is in Spurs’ plans for this season. However, the 25‑year‑old midfielder did pick up a minor knock, although it was nothing serious according to De Zerbi.Providing an update on Kulusevski, the Spurs manager said: “Kulusevski started with us at the beginning of the week, and then for the last two days, a small, small problem stopped, but I think he is in a good way. It is going very well. I already said the medical staff is very high level. So I think we can be positive with him. I am looking forward to having Deki in the squad.”When asked if the small problem would keep Kulusevski out of training for long, De Zerbi said: “No, no. Nothing of importance.”READ MORE: When were Tottenham last awarded a penalty? Harry Kane stat is hard to believeThe post Tottenham receive another encouraging Dejan Kulusevski update out of Sweden appeared first on Spurs Web.