Tottenham: James Maddison suffered ‘bad pre-season injury against Newcastle

Tottenham Head Coach Thomas Frank says that the injury that the midfielder James Maddison is in the pre-season ‘pre-season “on Sunday appears to be bad”.

The former Leicester City playmaker, 28, pulled the ball seven minutes from the period of 1-1 draw on spurs.

International in England looks at the clear discomfort and has to strike from the plains of the game, while Team-mate son, in his final appearance for the club, is always emotional view of the club,

Frank says Maddison, forgetting the last win in Europe against Manchester United last time with the knee injury, most likely to be injured in the same knee.

“Sometimes things in life and football things become beautiful and cruel,” Frank said.

“That’s what we’ve got today. It’s like fools in a bad injury and then on the other side incredible scenes for the son from his team players.

“We’re sure this is the same knee he was wounded before.”

Wales headed Brennan Johnson opened the score for Spurs for the first four minutes in Seoul, South Korea.

Former Leicester City Winger Harvey Barnes is equal for Newcastle seven minutes before half hour.