Tottenham release another official statement on Jan Vertonghen condition

Tottenham Hotspur have released official statement about Jan Vertonghen fitness after Belgium international suffered head injury during Champions League semi-finals first leg against Ajax Amsterdam. Spurs defender was forced to be substituted in the first half after collision with Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana and his teammate Toby Alderweireld. Official statement says: "Following a thorough review over the past 48 hours by our medical staff as well as by an independent neurologist with special interest in sport-related concussion today, it has been concluded that Jan Vertonghen did not suffer a concussion during Tuesday’s Champions League semi-final first leg against Ajax. "The Belgium defender suffered an injury to his nose due to a challenge during the game which resulted in heavy bleeding. He was deemed fit to continue playing after an on-field assessment. All Football Association concussion guidelines were followed. "Jan was immediately withdrawn as a result of the player informing medical staff that symptoms were developing suddenly and that he no longer felt stable standing up. We have been advised that this was the result of a presyncopal episode, a near faint. "The specialist has recommended that the player undertakes a brief period of rehabilitation before returning to training."

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