Djurgården said Spurs “quickly offered help” to handle the player’s injury and “didn’t have to wait.” “Tottenham stepped in

Djurgården said Spurs “quickly offered help” to handle the player’s injury and “didn’t have to wait.” “Tottenham stepped in.”

 

 

After the Lucas Bergvall agreement, it seems that Tottenham and Djurgården have become very close.

 

The London team is available to support the Swedish team as much as possible moving ahead, and they may even set up a friendly match and a player loan from Spurs.

 

This information comes from Djurgården’s sporting director, Bosse Andersson, who discussed a situation involving Theo Bergvall, the brother of the new Tottenham signing, with FotbollDirekt.

 

After the child was recently hurt, the Swedish team allegedly “were not satisfied” with the medical report they received and “asked Tottenham for help.”

“It’s true that Tottenham intervened and offered us expert assistance with Theo Bergvall when we asked the question,” Andersson stated.

It’s stated that ten days earlier, the brother of the Tottenham signing “took a serious hit during a training session,” but it wasn’t the reason Djurgården asked for surgery.

 

In addition to Andersson, the Swedish team’s naprapath, Kalle Barrling, who specializes in working with connective tissues and surrounding structures, went into further detail about what Spurs provided.

 

“It’s true that Tottenham opened doors to a specialist clinic very quickly when we asked the question,” he stated. Since we were not particularly happy with the advice we were given (in Sweden), we contacted Tottenham, who promptly extended their assistance. Tottenham ensured that we wouldn’t have to wait after we contacted.