Tottenham Hotspur will be without full-backs Pedro Porro and Destiny Udogie for Saturday’s visit of Wolverhampton Wanderers due to injury.

Porro is set for a few weeks on the sideline after sustaining a muscle strain in training.

Udogie is expected to be available for Tottenham’s following match, against Crystal Palace in a fortnight, after picking up a knock.

“We’ve had a couple of setbacks this week,” Ange Postecoglou said. “Destiny (Udogie) picked up a bit of a knock last week and is not available for tomorrow. Don’t think it’s anything too serious. He should be back (for the next game, against Crystal Palace on March 2).

“Pedro (Porro) picked up a strain in training — probably a couple of weeks for him. With the game break (Spurs have no game next week due to the Carabao Cup final) hopefully he doesn’t miss too much.”

Postecoglou also confirmed goalkeeper Fraser Foster is set for spell on the sidelines after suffering a foot fracture, while Ryan Sessegnon is back in training as he continues his recovery from a hamstring injury that has restricted him to just one FA Cup cameo this season.

“Fraser (Forster) got a fracture in his foot,” the Spurs head coach added. “He will probably miss a couple of months.”

Right-back Porro has featured 23 times in the Premier League this season, providing seven assists. Udogie has been similarly important on the opposite flank, with two goals and three assists in 21 league appearances.

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