
Harry Kane trudged off against Southampton in an abysmal 1-0 defeat to the Saints and could be out for a while, Mourinho admitted.
"I don't know yet, maybe later today we have news but if you ask me just my feeling, good news or bad news, I am more on bad news than good news, that's my feeling", Mourinho said earlier yesterday. He returned after a hip injury against Stoke, but was withdrawn midway through the second half. "He's injured, he plays one match, [the] next week he is injured".
"I think they gave the VAR analysis to try to make us blind about the penalty that was a penalty".
Southampton will look to continue their good form when they play their third match at home inside seven days against Huddersfield in an FA Cup clash on Saturday, with their next league fixture against high-flying Leicester City the following weekend. "It could be big, it could be small", said Mourinho.
"It is negative, hamstring is always negative".
Kane, who started his fourth game in eleven days, will find out the extent of his injury over the next 48 hours.
"I don't know and I am being honest", Mourinho said when asked about Eriksen's future.
It is believed that the Spurs striker is now being scanned to determine how long he could stay on the sidelines and fears that he may be used on the sidelines for an extended period of time.
It meant Son Heung-min was deployed in a more central role and the South Korean returns from a three-game ban this weekend.
According to WhoScored, Kane has scored 11 goals and provided two assists in 20 Premier League appearances for Tottenham so far this season.
The Spurs, who had a great chance to overtake Manchester United and climb to the fifth position, now find themselves stuck at sixth with 30 points, courtesy the defeat.