Name of the the six (6) players to miss Newcastle United vs Southampton premier league match on saturday revealed

Newcastle United has received some encouraging news regarding their injury situation in anticipation of their Premier League debut against Southampton at 3 p.m. on Saturday.

Fabian Schar sustained an ankle injury during Newcastle’s final friendly match against Stade Brestois last weekend, prompting concerns that he may be unable to participate in the season’s opening day. However, the Swiss centre-back has since resumed full training and is in the running to start against Southampton at St James’ Park.

“We are optimistic that Fabian will recover,” Howe stated. “We are optimistic that he will recover from the impact of the tackle that occurred earlier in the week.”

Additionally, Matt Targett resumed training this week following an absence of over nine months from competitive matches. The former club’s match against the left-back on Saturday is anticipated to be too soon for him.

Lewis Miley (foot), Joe White (back), Callum Wilson (back), Sven Botman (knee), and Jamaal Lascelles (knee) are currently on the sidelines.

Howe clarified his team’s injury predicament leading into the new season, stating, “We are certainly in a better position than we were last season.”

“Nick Pope has returned to full fitness.” I would not describe Joe Willock as being entirely match-fit; however, he is in a significantly improved position. Although he has only played two games and has trained diligently, he is undoubtedly on the path to regaining the form and quality of the player we all know and adore.

“We have several other players who are in significantly better physical condition than they were last year. Sandro Tonelli is inching closer to a return, but we still have the repercussions of last year’s injuries with Jamaal Lascelles and Sven Botman.”

“We lost Callum during the early stages of pre-season, and Lewy Miley is making his early steps back. Matt Targett has trained this week, which has been brilliant, and he has trained really well.” Although there is still much to be done, we are in a significantly improved position.