Tottenham midfielder Oliver Skipp has undergone surgery to repair a fractured metatarsal.
The 20-year-old, who has spent the season on loan at Norwich, suffered the injury in the Canaries’ 4-1 win over Reading on Saturday which clinched the Sky Bet Championship title.
A statement on Spurs’ official website said: “Oliver Skipp has undergone surgery to repair a metatarsal fracture.
“Oliver has spent the season on loan at Norwich and sustained the injury late on during their 4-1 win against Reading on Saturday, a game which secured the Canaries the Championship title.
“The England Under-21 international will undergo a period of recovery and is expected to return to training during the pre-season period.”
Skipp has appeared in all of Norwich’s 45 leagues games to date this season, starting in 44 of them.
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