Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood confirmed that Sandro, who was not in the 18 on Saturday against Fulham, is not injured but simply "not good enough to be in the side at the moment," the Daily Express reports.

Sherwood noted that Sandro has fallen behind Nacer Chadli and Paulinho on the depth chart, which doesn't leave much room for Sandro. If Sherwood is going to stick around for another season, which is definitely a big 'if,' then Sandro may be looking for a new home this summer.

Sandro tweeted Saturday that he is not injured, but he is also not included in the 18 against Fulham.

Sandro was believed to be out with a calf injury, but his announcement that he is not injured certainly raised some questions. It appears he's fallen enough out of favor with manager Tim Sherwood that he doesn't even make the bench Saturday, which could indicate another potential move this summer.

Sandro is in the starting XI for Tottenham's Europa League clash with Dnipro on Thursday.

Sandro has not started since suffering a hamstring injury back on December 15, and his return is a solid boost for a Tottenham side still clinging to the hope of a top-four finish.

Sandro (calf) has been ruled out of Sunday's match against Everton, the Tottenham Journal reports.

Sandro hasn't appeared for Tottenham since December 15 due to a hamstring injury, which now appears to be an issue with his calf. Being ruled out Sunday doesn't increase his chances of playing Wednesday against Newcastle, so a likelier return date is February 23 against Norwich City.

Sandro (hamstring) is in contention to play Sunday against Swansea City, the Tottenham Journal reports.

Sandro has already been sidelined for over a month with his injury, but he has participated in first team training this week, which is why he could feature Sunday. The big fielder has one goal and no assists in his 12 league appearances this season.

Sandro (hamstring) has returned to training and could make a return Saturday against Crystal Palace, London 24 reports.

Due to the condensed schedule, Sandro has missed six total matches, despite being sidelined for only three weeks. If he can return Saturday, it would be quite a boost for Tottenham, who have already improved greatly since Tim Sherwood took over for Andre Villas-Boas.

Sandro picked up a calf injury in last weekend's drubbing by Liverpool and does not have a timetable for return.

Sandro's availability for Sunday's match against Southampton is very much in doubt, plus the additional three matches that Spurs have through New Year's Day.