Tottenham defender Danny Rose has picked up a hamstring injury.
Wales’ Aaron Ramsey in action with England’s Danny Rose
Tottenham Hotspur defender Danny Rose has suffered a hamstring injury on international duty, The Telegraph report.
Rose is not only a fitness doubt for this weekend’s match away to Stoke City, but he is also at risk of missing out on their Champions League clash with AS Monaco, it is reported.
Spurs host the Ligue 1 side at Wembley next week and could have to lean on Rose’s deputy, Ben Davies.
Tottenham’s Ben Davies and Monaco’s Nabil Dirar
Davies started for Wales this week and came through unscathed, and will be ready to play his part.
Rose picked up his injury during England’s win over Slovakia. The Telegraph report he battled through the pain to carry on playing, even delivering the match winning assist.
It is reported Spurs fear he has suffered a strain which will keen him out for up to three weeks.
The left-back had been in fine form, scoring the equalising goal against Liverpool in their last Premier League match before the international break.
England’s Danny Rose and Kyle Walker celebrate after the game
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