Tottenham put out job advert for head of men's medical department - after club launched investigation into 'worst ever' injury crisis
Tottenham put out job advert for head of men's medical department - after club launched investigation into 'worst ever' injury crisis
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Tottenham have placed a job advert for a new head of their medical department amid the club's ongoing injury crisis. Ange Postecoglou's side are currently without eight first team players, with a number of key stars facing extended spells on the sidelines.
After being without defensive pairing Micky van de Ven and Christian Romero through injury, the pair returned for the club's clash with Chelsea last month only to both be forced off in the 4-3 defeat. Meanwhile club No 1 Guglielmo Vicario has been out since November with an ankle injury and Dustin Udogie, Rodrigo Bentancur, and Richarlison are all also unavailable.
The setbacks reportedly led the club to launch a review of their medical department last month, with Postecoglou said to be frustrated by players breaking down after returning from the sidelines. Following the review, Spurs advertised the role of head of the men's medical department on the business and employment social media site LinkedIn.
Tottenham have placed a job listing for a new head of the men's medical department on LinkedIn. Advert comes as the north London club find themselves in the midst of a serious injury crisis. Key responsibilities listed include, 'acute intervention', 'rehabilitation', and 'injury prevention'.
The latter responsibility requires that the prospective candidate 'reduce the risk of injury occurrence within the 1st team; including the development of appropriate screening and injury prevention strategies.'. Qualifications required for the role include a physiotherapy degree with the Health and Care Professionals Council, a Masters degree in a relevant area and an 'extensive knowledge in injury prevention methods and recovery'.