There was an unusual start for Joelinton, and Nick Woltemade made his debut. The expected lineup for Newcastle United’s match against Wolves is as follows:

Wolves vs Newcastle United: Nick Woltemade may make his Newcastle United debut today; however, Yoane Wissa will undoubtedly be absent.
On Saturday, Newcastle United will host Wolves in an effort to secure their inaugural victory of the season. Eddie Howe’s team will be optimistic about earning all three points against the division’s bottom team. However, they were dealt a significant double setback on the eve of the game when Howe disclosed that both Jacob Ramsey and new signing Yoane Wissa would be unavailable due to injury.

Ramsey is expected to be sidelined for up to a month due to an ankle injury he sustained during his most recent match against Leeds. Wissa, on the other hand, sustained an injury during international duty and will not be able to make his debut at St James’ Park this afternoon.

Anthony Gordon will also be absent due to his suspension. In this section, we examine the Newcastle United starting lineup that Howe could select for the match against Wolves today:

XI that Newcastle United is expected to field against Wolves: GK: Nick Pope
Aaron Ramsdale will be expected to make an appearance in the near future, but Pope has maintained two clean sheets in three games this season and will be difficult to unseat.

RB – Tino Livramento
This week, Livramento demonstrated his abilities on the international stage and may ultimately resume his natural position as a right-back when Newcastle United plays Wolves.

Fabian Schar, the center defender, will be difficult to remove from the back four. He scored a goal against Wolves at Molineux last season, despite the fact that the goal was somewhat fortunate due to a vicious deflection.

CB – Dan Burn
Burn’s performance thus far this season has earned him a place in the starting lineup, surpassing Sven Botman. Burn will presumably maintain his position if Howe transitions to a back four, despite the fact that the Dutchman did play last weekend.

 

LB – Lewis Hall
It is unsurprising that Newcastle United is exercising caution regarding Hall’s return to fitness. Nevertheless, he has had the opportunity to fully recuperate without the distraction of international football, and it would be unexpected if he were not included in the starting lineup.

CM – Bruno Guimaraes
Guimaraes will be eager to guide his team to their first victory of the season today. This confrontation with Wolves occurs five days prior to the Brazilian’s inaugural appearance as the Magpies’ captain in the Champions League.

CM – Sandro Tonali
In the event that Howe chooses to implement his well-established 4-3-3 formation, Tonali will serve as the focal point of a midfield trio.

CM – Joelinton Howe may be compelled to select the Brazilian player, despite his recent injury concerns, due to Ramsey’s injury.

RW – Anthony Elanga Elanga was relegated to the bench at Elland Road; however, he may be granted an opportunity to start against Wolves. He will be eager to establish an account with his new club.

ST – Nick Woltemade
Woltemade will make his debut at the earliest available opportunity as a result of Wissa’s injury. The German’s performance will be eagerly anticipated by the sold-out St James’ Park.

LW – Harvey Barnes Barnes has yet to make a significant impression this season, and with Gordon eligible for selection against Barcelona, he will be eager to establish his claim for a starting position with a strong performance.