Conte told to take it easy on Tottenham return

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte has been told to "take it easy" after returning to the squad after recovering from gallbladder surgery.

Conte returned to Italy last week to undergo gallbladder surgery and missed the focus of the team's 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the Premier League. However, Conte also made a special call after the game to congratulate Kane on his goal and breaking the scoring record.

According to media reports, Conte has returned to work at Tottenham Hotspur and will help the team prepare for the game against Leicester. It takes up to 8 weeks to fully recover.

In addition, Conte's assistant Strini said in an interview, "Antonio (Conte) is back, he was still on the court with us in the morning. But he must relax, but everyone is also very happy to be on the training ground. Seeing him again today. He also took the time to hug everyone, although he didn't say what he will do in the next game. But we are also happy to see him back."

Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris suffers knee ligament injury

On the other hand, Tottenham Tottenham goalkeeper Lowry was accidentally injured in the previous match against Manchester City, and it was later confirmed that he had injured his knee ligament. Therefore, he will be absent for 6 to 8 weeks, and Lowry will also miss Tottenham. Spurs are in the Champions League round of 16 against Serie A champions AC Milan and risk missing eight league games.

Stellini said, "We are all disappointed by Hugo's injury, but we have an excellent goalkeeper Fraser Foster, who also has extensive experience in the Premier League and the European League. With Hugo and us It's always good to be together, all goalkeepers make mistakes sometimes, so he can use this break to recover."

In addition to Lloris, Tottenham midfielder Yves Bisuma will undergo surgery on a stress fracture in his left ankle in the near future. The club also stated that the time of Yves Bisuma's return to the team will be determined after the operation.