The 21-year-old sensation midfield enforcer of Ghanaian descent has returned to competitive football action with the Lilywhites after picking up a thigh injury during the off-season
London-born Ghanaian starlet Rio Kyerematen has returned to the pitch having been sidelined with a hamstring muscle injury in early August this year.
The promising defensive midfielder had an outstanding pre-season outings with the Spurs first-team and was in the immediate plans of manager Roberto De Zerbi prior to the start of the 2026-27 football season.
Nonetheless, after recuperating fully from his hamstring muscle injury, the ltalian gaffer decided to include him in his traveling squad of their Spain training tour in Marbella this month.
Kyerematen, who is still with Tottenham U21 in the Premier League 2, is set to witness more first-team opportunities in the English top-flight this term given his promising showings as a budding star.
Born and raised to Ghanaian parents in London, the highly-rated sensation midfield enforcer still remains eligible to switch international allegiances from England to Ghana by representing the Ghana national football team after playing for the England U17 & U18 national youth teams so far in his international football career.
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