A forgotten Newcastle United player is expected to recover from injury in January, and a transfer is anticipated.

A forgotten Newcastle United player is expected to recover from injury in January, and a transfer is anticipated. After a knee injury delayed a potential summer transfer for the Australian prodigy, Newcastle United’s youngster, Garang Kuol, is back playing on Tyneside. Kuol,

who was twenty years old when he joined the Magpies in 2022, was welcomed with great fanfare. However, his future is dubious under Eddie Howe, as he has had two subpar stints away from the club. Howe initially intended to loan the attacker out for a third time during the recent summer window, as the attacker encountered difficulties at both Scottish side Hearts and Dutch outfit FC Volendam. Kuol is anticipated to make a January transfer if he remains in good health. The former Barcelona target is currently enhancing his fitness in the shadows at Newcastle. He participated in the National League Cup match against Tamworth on Tuesday, in which the Magpies’ under-21 team emerged victorious on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular time.

In addition to the 62 minutes he played for Newcastle’s youth team in the EFL Trophy loss to Mansfield Town last month, Kuol played for 68 minutes during the match against the National League opposition. This season, the Socceroos star has not been included in any Premier League or Premier League 2 squad. Newcastle, which is presently ranked 11th out of 26 in the under-21

division, is managed by Diarmuid O’Carroll.Two years ago, former sporting director Dan Ashworth signed one of the most promising young talents in international football, Kuol, who arrived in England with seemingly limitless potential. Before his official transfer to Newcastle, the former Central Coast Mariners player participated in the Qatar World Cup. However, he is currently at a juncture in his career, as he has not lived up to the expectations on Tyneside.

When asked about Kuol’s immediate future during the summer, Howe stated, “It is always extremely challenging to predict what will happen with a player at this stage because there is a significant amount of time before the season begins.” “However, it is possible that he will require an additional loan period.” I believe that he requires the subsequent loan to be a success, as he has already undergone a few. More game time is required from him. I am optimistic that this will transpire.

In addition to the 62 minutes he played for Newcastle’s youth team in the EFL Trophy loss to Mansfield Town last month, Kuol played for 68 minutes during the match against the National League opposition.

This season, the Socceroos star has not been included in any Premier League or Premier League 2 squad. Newcastle, which is presently ranked 11th out of 26 in the under-21 division, is managed by Diarmuid O’Carroll.Two years ago, former sporting director Dan Ashworth signed one of the most promising young talents in international football,

, who arrived in England with seemingly limitless potential. Before his official transfer to Newcastle, the former Central Coast Mariners player participated in the Qatar World Cup. However, he is currently at a juncture in his career, as he has not lived up to the expectations on Tyneside. When asked about Kuol’s immediate future during the summer, Howe stated, “It is always extremely challenging to predict what will happen with a player at this stage because there is a significant amount of time before the season begins.”

However, it is possible that he will require an additional loan period.” I believe that he requires the subsequent loan to be a success, as he has already undergone a few. More game time is required from him. I am optimistic that this will transpire.