**For the first time in months, Tottenham Hotspur fans have something to cheer about as Igor Tudor receives a timely double injury boost.**
[Tottenham have confirmed](https://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/news/2026/february/gallery-duo-return-to-training-ahead-of-fulham-trip-kevin-danso-pedro-porro/) that Kevin Danso and Pedro Porro back are back in training. It’s a sight that’s overdue, particularly for a side that has been stretched thin for weeks.
Spurrs have had to deal with arguably the worst injury crisis in the Premier League, which has contributed to their shocking battle for Premier League survival.
Tudor got a firsthand view of the task at hand when he watched his side mullered 4-1 by Arsenal in the North London derby last weekend.
The result was hardly a surprise given Tottenham’s recent form, but their injury woes certainly didn’t help their cause. Tottenham had up to 12 players sidelined due to injury or suspension for the Arsenal game.
However, [they’ll now travel to Craven Cottage this weekend](https://whiteheartlane.com/tottenham-next-five-fixtures-compared-to-west-ham-forest-as-relegation-battle-heats-up/) with a double injury boost that may be enough to lift the mood in the dressing room.
Tudor’s side make the short trip across the capital, still looking for their first Premier League win in 2026.
The Croatian manager may be convinced that he can turn things around at Tottenham, but injuries and suspension have left him juggling options without the right pieces.
Tudor was forced to patch together a makeshift backline against Arsenal, with Joao Palhinha slotting into defence to cover for his sidelined teammates.
Tottenham have conceded 10 goals in their last four Premier League games without Danso in the line-up.
Porro’s absence has also been felt. The Spanish right-back has been sidelined since late January with a hamstring problem, leaving young Archie Gray to step into unfamiliar territory.
With Danso and Porro now back in the mix, Tudor will have more options for setting up his three-man backline, which will likely see Palhinha return to his more familiar midfield role.
The Croatian manager will hope he has enough in the squad to end Tottenham’s woeful winless streak at nine games (D4, L5) when they visit Fulham at the weekend.