Tottenham Hotspur have officially confirmed Ben Davies Ankle Surgery following the serious injury the defender sustained during the Premier League defeat to West Ham United. The Wales international was forced off early after suffering a fracture to his left ankle.
The incident occurred just 19 minutes into the match, with Davies receiving on-pitch treatment and oxygen before being stretchered off. Tottenham later released a statement confirming Ben Davies Ankle Surgery, though no clear recovery timeline has been provided by the club at this stage.
World Cup Play-Off Doubt for Wales Captain
The confirmation of Ben Davies Ankle Surgery places his involvement in Wales’ upcoming World Cup play-off in serious doubt. Wales are scheduled to face Bosnia-Herzegovina at the Cardiff City Stadium on 26 March, with a potential final against either Northern Ireland or Italy.
Growing Pressure at Spurs
Beyond the personal setback, Ben Davies Ankle Surgery adds to Tottenham’s growing injury list during a difficult campaign. Spurs sit 14th in the Premier League, increasing scrutiny on head coach Thomas Frank, who remains in charge ahead of the Champions League clash with Borussia Dortmund.
Davies, described recently by Wales manager Craig Bellamy as his “best player,” is the most experienced figure in the national squad, making his absence a significant concern for both club and country.
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