Tottenham defender Danny Rose is back in training and may make his long-awaited comeback in Thursday’s Europa League match against Anzhi Makhachkala.
Rose has been out of action since 19 September when he sustained a toe injury in Tottenham’s win over Tromso.
The Spurs left-back was preparing for the match at White Hart Lane with the first-team squad at Enfield this morning.
Tottenham fielded Jan Vertonghen out of position at left-back in Rose’s absence, but the Belgium international is expected to miss the next four weeks with an ankle injury.
Spurs boss Andre Villas-Boas is expected to give his fringe players a run-out against Anzhi as his team have already won Group K.
Anzhi have qualified as runners-up, but they are bottom of the Russian Premier League and their squad has been decimated by injury ahead of the trip to London.
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