Fans of Newcastle United will be ecstatic with Alan Shearer’s four-word greeting to Dan Burn. Burn, who was released by Newcastle United as a youngster, has returned to St James’
Park through the English football pyramid, having spent time with Blyth Spartans and Darlington in the non-league. In January 2022, the 32-year-old returned to his boyhood club in Tyneside, where he was tasked with keeping the Magpies in the Premier League.
The voyage back was long. Burn exceeded expectations by contributing to their Champions League qualification and scoring a memorable goal in their 4-1 victory over PSG in the group stage of the competition. Burn was summoned by Thomas Tuchel to represent England in matches against Latvia and Albania later this month, mere days before Newcastle United had the opportunity to conclude their seven-decade wait for a major trophy.
Eddie Howe’s response to Dan Burn’s selection for the England national team Howe was asked for his initial reaction to the news of Burn’s inclusion in the squad immediately after sitting down at Newcastle United’s media centre, as he prepared to address the media ahead of Sunday’s Carabao Cup final. “Incredible moment for Dan, there’s no one more deserving in my opinion.” Howe responded.”
He has been endowed with exceptional strengths, such as his size and height, which are exceptional assets for a center-half on a football field. However, in order to leverage these strengths, it is necessary to enhance all other aspects of one’s game.” He has fulfilled that obligation for me. Shearer tweeted that quotation, stating,
“Totally.” “Congratulations, Big Man,” accompanied by three clapping emoticons. Burn is one of three Newcastle United players who will represent England later this month. Anthony Gordon, who is presently serving a three-game ban at club level, and Tino Livramento were also called up by Tuchel.
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