British media: Kudus is expected to catch up with the North London derby, Dragusin is about to return

November 11, London Football Network reported that during this week’s international match day, not all Tottenham players will report to the national team. Some players will undergo additional training at the Tottenham training base under the leadership of Frank and his coaching team.

Most Tottenham players have gone to their respective national teams to participate in international matches in the next two weeks, but some players will stay at Tottenham to continue training or recover from injuries. Frank has given players without international duty a few days off ahead of a packed run of games with the north London derby due to take place at the end of the month.

After a short break, the players will return to the Tottenham training base, during which a U21 friendly match is planned. Frank may let some players play in this game, and Dragusin has been confirmed to participate in this game.

Dragusin has been recovering since suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January and, according to London Football Network, he is expected to take part in some training with the Romanian team during the international break, although he will not participate in the World Cup qualifiers.

Udoji recently returned from a knee injury, but he was not selected for the Italian team's latest roster. The 22-year-old left-back will continue to work with Tottenham's coaching staff on his fitness training after returning from vacation in Dubai.

Kudus has missed Tottenham's last two games due to injury, but Frank said he is very confident that he will be able to catch up with the North London derby, which means that the 25-year-old winger may participate in some training next week.

Scarlett performed well in the Champions League match against Copenhagen. He will have more time to receive guidance from the Tottenham coaching staff and may get more playing opportunities in the next games.

Substitute goalkeepers Kinski and Austin will also stay at Tottenham's training base. Kodai Takai has not yet participated in training due to a thigh injury, but Frank said earlier this month that he was close to returning, so he may participate in some training during the international break.

In addition, there are some players who are recovering. Mouani underwent specialist tests on Monday to clarify the condition of his jaw, which he injured against Manchester United, leading to his withdrawal from the France squad.

Solanke will use the international break to recover from his ankle problem. Bejrivar should be able to feature for Sweden as he comes out of the concussion protocol ahead of Saturday's friendly against Switzerland.

Kulusevski, Archie Gray, Bissouma and Madison are still recovering. Ben Davies is still likely to feature for Wales despite suffering an injury during the last international break.

"We are still monitoring Davis' situation," Wales coach Craig Berrami said. "We are fully aware of his training situation. I know he has not played for Tottenham during this period, but he did not play much for Tottenham before. I don't think it is a big problem. Our physical therapists communicate frequently, and I also contact Davis frequently."