Johnson, who joined Tottenham from Nottingham Forest during the summer on a six-year deal valued at around £45 million, was forced to be replaced during the second half of the North London derby owing to hamstring tightness.
This week, scans will be used to assess Johnson’s injury’s degree. He might miss up to six weeks if it turns out to be a major problem.
Sources claim that even a small hamstring strain would keep him out of play for a minimum of two weeks.
Johnson is therefore anticipated to miss Tottenham’s crucial encounter against Liverpool this Saturday and may possibly be questionable for the game against Luton Town on October 7.
After the upcoming international break, Tottenham will be anxious to have the young player back for their match against Fulham.
Tottenham has recently dealt with a number of injuries, and James Maddison was forced to leave the game against Arsenal due to an injury sustained after a challenge from Jorginho.
Additionally, Richarlison was replaced by Son Heung-min after taking a blow.
With Son, Maddison has formed a strong relationship that has contributed to two goals and four assists in seven games across all competitions for Tottenham.
