Ben Davies has insisted that he has been carrying an injury since the past year.
The defender might not be a part of the Tottenham Hotspur squad set to face Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
Tottenham Hotspur defensive ace Ben Davies has opened up on the injury problem that he has been carrying since the last year. The Wales international has been one of the best left back in the early stages of this season as he had been in the last one as well and enjoyed a successful spell with Spurs. However, he seems to be struggling with his form in recent times, making things difficult for him to be a part of the first team at the north London club, which has provided the opportunity for Danny Rose to make a comeback into the side in the last few months.
Speaking about his injury dismay, the player said, “It’s something I’ve been dealing with for probably the last year or so now. I’ve had ongoing problems with my groin and I’ve been playing through the pain.”
He added, “But in that Chelsea game I just had a bit of an incident and it got worse and I just wasn’t feeling right. So I came off and got it sorted. It feels fine now and it was good to get 90 minutes under my belt last week.”
Davies concluded, “Right now it feels good. I put my trust in the medical boys and they’ve said I can crack on from now so I intend to. I am sure I will have to keep on top of things in the future but nothing more than that.”
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