Tottenham will be looking to make it four wins in a row for the first time since 2023 when they take on Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday lunchtime.

Fresh off the back of wins against Coventry City, Chelsea and Crystal Palace, Spurs now face the struggling Whites, who are without a win in their last five matches.

Roberto De Zerbi is starting to get names back in the frame for his matchday squad, with the likes of Destiny Udogie, Pedro Porro, James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski all available in the last few weeks.

But the Italian does still have some injury concerns. Here GIVEMESPORT takes a look at who could be missing from action when the Lilywhites travel to Yorkshire.

Tosin Adarabioyo

Defender went off early in the win over Coventry, although De Zerbi had said that there was "nothing important" about the injuries suffered in that match.

The centre-back missed out on the clashes with Chelsea and Palace too, but De Zerbi did say he should return before the international break.

Speaking in his press conference, the Italian confirmed: "Tosin is available. Yesterday he joined the group"

James Maddison

Maddison made a goalscoring return to the XI against Coventry and then impressed in the game with Chelsea before going off early with another injury problem.

He did not play against Crystal Palace, able to be rested with Spurs in front against ten men and should be all the better for it against Leeds this weekend.

De Zerbi said: "

Available.

Savio

The summer signing picked up a muscular injury in training before the squad went to Marbella after the game with Manchester United and he has missed every game since then.

De Zerbi said he would not return until after the November international break, which comes after the trip to Leeds. He said: "Mudryk and Savio after the international break."

Ruled out.

Lucas Bergvall

Lucas Bergvall has missed the last three games after De Zerbi confirmed the Swede had suffered an injury against Manchester United.

De Zerbi said two weeks ago that the youngster would be "out for two weeks". Now De Zerbi has been asked about him in his pre-match press conference. he said: "Savio, Bergvall, Mudryk (are unavailable)."

Ruled out

Longer-term injuries

Xavi Simons is working his way back to full fitness and there is a feeling that he is ahead of schedule with his ACL injury, having initially been expected to return in early 2027.

Wilson Odobert is also coming back from an ACL injury and was thought to be returning to first team action by November time, although that might have been put back to January.

Mykhailo Mudryk, like Savio, is expected to return to action after the November international break.