Gallbladder

Tottenham are set to be without manager Antonio Conte for an unspecified period of time as he undergoes surgery.The Premier League club have said the.

Get up to £40 in free bets on selected events. £20) on selected events at odds of 2.00+, in 7 days. Bonuses expire in 7 days. Opt in, bet up to £40 (min. After the City clash this weekend, Tottenham next travel to Leicester in the Premier League on February 11, before the first round of their Champions League last-16 showdown with AC Milan on February 14 – two weeks from now. The Premier League club have said the Italian is having his gallbladder removed on Wednesday and will return to his post after ‘a period of recuperation’.

Tottenham have confirmed that Antonio Conte will undergo surgery to remove his gallbladder after being diagnosed with cholecystitis.

"Antonio Conte recently became unwell with severe abdominal pain," the club statement reads. Everyone at the Club wishes him well." The Italian coach has been suffering with "severe abdominal pain" that requires emergency attention, with his surgery booked in for Wednesday.

The Tottenham head coach, Antonio Conte, says surgery to remove his gallbladder has 'gone well' as he starts a spell of recovery.

“Thank you for your lovely messages, my surgery has gone well and I’m already feeling better,” a post on Conte’s Instagram story feed read. [Antonio Conte](https://www.theguardian.com/football/antonio-conte), says surgery to remove his gallbladder has “gone well” as he starts a spell of recovery. Conte’s assistant, Cristian Stellini, is expected to step in when Spurs host Manchester City on Sunday.

Italian head coach Antonio Conte, 53, diagnosed with cholecystitis - Anadolu Agency.

[Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Following a diagnosis of cholecystitis, he will be undergoing surgery to remove his gallbladder today (Wednesday) and will return following a period of recuperation," Spurs said in a statement. "Antonio Conte recently became unwell with severe abdominal pain.

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte is in recovery after he had surgery to remove his gallbladder. The 53-year-old Italian required an operation on Wednesday ...

“Everyone at the club wishes him well,” the club added. “Now’s time to recover, I can’t wait to get back on the field with the team.” Spurs’ next fixture is at home to second-placed Manchester City in the Premier League on Sunday.

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Conte is set to miss several matches while he recovers. Read more at straitstimes.com.

For sure, this season is making me to have an important reflection on my future.” AFP After the operation, Conte – set to miss several matches while he recovers – posted on Instagram: “Thank you for your lovely messages, my surgery has gone well and I’m already feeling better. Spurs did not indicate when he may be back but said he would return “following a period of recuperation”.