Tottenham injury update: Lucas Bergvall, Mykhailo Mudryk and Savio latest news and return dates

Archie Gray was a precautionary substitution at half-time against Palace due to a booking, not injury; Bergvall (knee) and Savio (muscle strain) targeting November returns, Mudryk (ankle) expected back this month.

Tottenham's injury situation was clarified following their 2-0 win over Crystal Palace. Archie Gray was withdrawn at half-time after receiving a booking in the opening period, but manager Roberto De Zerbi confirmed there was no injury concern. Pedro Porro, who returned from a one-month hamstring lay-off, requested not to start the match as he did not feel ready to play from the beginning.

Lucas Bergvall remains sidelined with a knee problem sustained at Manchester United on October 19, with De Zerbi indicating a two-week absence from that date.

The Swedish midfielder is a potential target for the Leeds trip on November 7. Savio, the Brazilian winger, suffered a muscle strain in the same Manchester United fixture and is expected to return around the November international break (targeting November 21 vs Ipswich).

Mykhailo Mudryk, on loan from Chelsea, picked up an ankle injury in training after his debut and was initially ruled out for six to eight weeks, but is now expected back this month.

Longer-term absentees include Destiny Odbert (ACL tear from February, progressing towards return next month) and Jeremiah Simons (torn ACL from April, expected back after the new year). Tosin Ajayi, who picked up a calf problem in his first start, is targeting a return for the Leeds fixture.