Harry Kane will lead Tottenham’s attack against Real Madrid at Wembley on Wednesday night.
Tottenham striker Kane was passed fit to start after training fully yesterday and it is understood he will definitely play.
It is a major boost for Tottenham who lost their last two games against Manchester United and West Ham with Kane missing through a hamstring injury.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino said: “Yes, we are very confident. He is on the list. I think it maybe can be possible for him to be available to play tomorrow.”
Dele Alli also returns to Tottenham’s starting line up after a three game Euro ban.
Pochettino has also called on his side to be brave against the European champions, who were beaten by Girona in La Liga at the weekend.
“Of course this is a game that you have to be brave in. When you are playing against the best team in the world, if you are not brave, it is so difficult. You start losing. And yes we are going to be brave.
“For me it is it is important that our mentality is right good, we are going to try to play without fear, and dominate the game and try to win with that mentality.
“It is more about the team, the squad, not picking out one player. Of course we are going to try to be brave in the way that we are going to play.
“You have to play every game with that feeling. Because that is the game that we like to play, because as players we love to play football. And it is so important to play with freedom and enjoy it, enjoy the game.
“We must remember that, because if you have fear, it is difficult to show your real quality. And I agree that tomorrow is a game where we must do our job and believe that we can win, and then on the pitch we must show good quality, enjoy the play and try to be better and perform better than Real.”