Wilson Odobert has been out of action for Tottenham since February, but he is now making progress in his recovery from injury.Odobert is one of two Spurs players currently out with an ACL injury, with the winger suffering his injury back in the clash against Newcastle United on February 10.Injured Tottenham playerInjuryPotential ReturnWilson OdobertKnee01/01/2027 (training)Xavi SimonsKnee2027Mykhailo MudrykAnkleNovember 2026SavioMuscularNovember 2026Lucas BergvallKneeNovember 2026Tosin AdarabioyoKnockNovember 2026That has meant Roberto De Zerbi is yet to get a look at the French winger in training since taking over at Spurs in April.It seems like a lifetime ago that we saw the former Burnley man on the pitch, with Thomas Frank being sacked, Igor Tudor coming and going, Spurs having a near escape from relegation, and recovering from a poor start to the season since then.The other Spurs star out with an ACL injury, Xavi Simons, has been sharing some positive updates on his road back to fitness, and there is now finally some good news on Odobert.Credit: @thefrederikkejensen / InstagramTottenham youngster Wilson Odobert has begun working outdoorsWith loan signing Mykhailo Mudryk also being added to Tottenham’s treatment table, De Zerbi has not had an abundance of options for the left-wing role.That may soon change as Tottenham have now shared a positive update on Odobert as he enters the ninth month of recovery.The club shared images of the 21-year-old working outdoors on the Hotspur Way pitches, which is a big step on his road back.Just a few days ago, De Zerbi revealed he expects Odobert to return to Tottenham training after Christmas as he steps up his return.Wilson working his way back 💪 https://t.co/HmwarX1NaH— Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) November 4, 2026The winger counts as a homegrown player this season and has thus been included in the club’s Premier League squad, which means that he can play before January if he is deemed fit enough to do so.When is Xavi Simons expected to return?Even though Xavi suffered his injury two months after Odobert, it appears that the Dutchman may be further along in his recovery.This is because the Spurs attacking midfielder has been training outdoors for over a month, and we have also heard some updates suggesting that the 23-year-old is ahead of schedule in his recovery.According to Szyexcl, who regularly breaks news on the developments at Hotspur Way, Xavi is hoping to return to training in December, even though the Spurs medical staff are only expecting him to be back after the turn of the year.READ MORE: ‘Tottenham are back, but they still have one important box to tick’ – Jamie CarragherThe post Huge Wilson Odobert injury update for Tottenham as winger steps up return appeared first on Spurs Web.