Eddie Howe is handed a quadruple blow as Newcastle United provide an official injury update on Alexander Isak.

Eddie Howe is handed a quadruple blow as Newcastle United provide an official injury update on Alexander Isak. Newcastle United’s return to Premier League action against Brentford on Wednesday night has resulted in a number of new injury concerns.

Newcastle defeated Brentford 2-1 at St James’ Park, with goals from Alexander Isak and Sandro Tonali preceding Bryan Mbeumo’s second-half penalty. However, the victory was not without its expenses. During the match, Alexander Isak and Kieran Trippier were both compelled to leave, and Joelinton also fell while clutching his knee. After the game, Howe stated, “We had players in varying physical states, and it appeared that we had sustained a few minor injuries.

However, we are optimistic that none of the injuries will prevent anyone from participating in the next game.” “We are pleased to have achieved the three objectives.” Newcastle’s subsequent assignment is an away game against Leicester City on Monday evening. Newcastle United injury update: Alexander Isak Newcastle’s 24th goal of the season and his 20th in the Premier League were scored by Isak.

In doing so, he became the first Magpies player to score 20 or more goals in consecutive Premier League campaigns.I believe that he would have achieved a higher score on a different day. However, I believe that he was not feeling at his best, which is why we decided to withdraw him. “We trust that the situation is not severe.”

However, he is an exceptional performer and a significant contributor to our team. “I do not believe that he was feeling at his best in his groin.” Additionally, his movements were somewhat uncertain. And that is the reason we withdrew him.” Injury update for NUFC’s Kieran Trippier Trippier was compelled to leave the game in the final phases for Newcastle,

and he was observed to be limping slightly while holding his groin. Howe stated to The Gazette, “[Trippier] described the sensation as a cramped one in his groin, so we are optimistic that it is not a serious issue.” However, this is the negative aspect; we have a few issues, such as the tiny size of our squad, as evidenced by our bench today. Therefore, we are unable to sustain any injuries.