Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou has confirmed that Brennan Johnson is unharmed following a robust tackle during training.

Ahead of next week’s Europa League final against Manchester United, Spurs held an open training session on Monday, during which the coaching staff put several first-team players through their paces.

Johnson, who was an unused substitute in Sunday’s 2-0 home defeat to Crystal Palace, caused concern among some Tottenham fans on social media when footage emerged of him being tackled by teammate Sergio Reguilón.

The Spaniard did appear to slip as he got across to the Welsh international, but in doing so he completely took out Johnson, who was left clutching his left foot.

Spurs supporters were especially concerned because the Europa League final is just around the corner.

However, Postecoglou addressed the tackle in his press conference played down any injury fears by saying: “We’ve got enough injuries! I’ll put them in cotton wool for the next ten days.

“Seriously, with the way things have gone this year, any extra curricular activities are going to be at a minimum.

“I don’t know if you saw [in open] training today but we had Reggie [Sergio Reguilon] tackle Brennan [Johnson] and they are on the same team. That shows how we’re going!

“There are the quirks of things that happen. Thankfully nothing too serious.

“You’ve just got to hope and pray that the football gods have run out of challenges to throw to us this year.”