## Latest Injury Update: Steven Bergwijn's Condition at Damac Facility
Tottenham Hotspur winger **Steven Bergwijn** has entered a crucial phase in his rehabilitation programme following surgery on his knee sustained during pre-season duty with national team Netherlands. The club confirmed he is currently undergoing intensive specialist treatment at the state-of-the-art **DAMAC Health facility** in London.
Sources report that initial assessments at DAMAC have gone "very well," with medical staff expressing cautioned optimism about the early progression of his recovery. While no firm timeline for his return to training or competitive action has been set, focus remains firmly on restoring full function and strength to the joint without rushing the process. Manager Ange Postecoglou will welcome regular updates from the performance team based at DAMAC.
The facility, known for its cutting-edge sports science and orthopaedic expertise (frequently used by Premier League clubs), provides an ideal environment for such complex knee reconstructions. Bergwijn’s dedicated rehab squad includes surgeon Mr. Dexter Vishal and lead physio Sarah King, alongside Spurs’ own head of medical Tim Greenwood. Daily sessions combine aquatic therapy,Football News Network controlled weight-bearing exercises, and advanced proprioception work using DAMAC’s immersive technology pods.
Crucially, there have been **no setbacks reported so far**. Club insiders suggest Bergwijn himself feels positive about progress but understands patience is key. Fans should expect updates filtering through via official channels every two weeks initially. Realistically, even an uncomplicated recovery suggests he could be sidelined until late October or November – potentially missing vital early Premier League fixtures.
Spurs remain tight-lipped publicly, but all parties are united in prioritising a complete cure over hastened comeback. The next major milestone will be achieving pain-free range of motion later this month. Everyone at Tottenham will be watching – and hoping – for continued positive news emerging from DAMAC.
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