Oh, how Tottenham have missed Mohammed Kudus during the most crucial part of the season. The Lilywhites have been without their star player for almost three months following an injury the Ghanaian suffered during the January transfer window. It could not have come at a worse time for the North Londoners, considering that the club had just sold his direct competition, Brennan Johnson, just days before Kudus’ injury.

It has been a season to forget for Spurs, who are hovering just a point above the relegation zone in the Premier League. They have struggled to find form and are yet to win a single league game since the turn of the year. Their last victory came against Crystal Palace in December, where Mohammed Kudus played a crucial role in ensuring that the Lilywhites returned home with all three points.

Now that Roberto De Zerbi has been appointed as Spurs’ head coach for the remainder of the season, it is important that some of the key players step up in their bid to help the Lilywhites avoid relegation. The Italian tactician will also hope to have all his key players available for the...