Newcastle United delivered ‘I’m ready’ statement by £15 million Callum Wilson’replacement’.

£15 million was spent by Newcastle United to convey the message “I am prepared.”

“Replacement” for Callum WilsonCallum Wilson has experienced yet another injury setback, which is expected to result in his absence for a period of two months.

After regaining his fitness at the end of November, Wilson only appeared as a substitute for Newcastle United on four occasions after missing the entire pre-season.

Nevertheless, the striker confirmed the news on social media on Thursday morning, stating that he will be inactive until February due to a new hamstring injury.

Wilson stated, “Unfortunately, I must make a slight retreat from my goal of regaining full fitness, despite the diligent effort I have invested.”

I am more disturbed and frustrated by these shortcomings than anyone else, as it is frustrating for everyone to wait for my return and to be able to assist the team.

I am making every effort to rediscover the best version of myself and ultimately escape this emotional rollercoaster, which I am optimistic will be resolved by 2025. I will.

‘I am grateful for the patience, affection, and support of my closest friends and family, who are aware of the extent of my dedication and the high level of professionalism I maintain. Callum.

Newcastle United will now have to rely on Alexander Isak to remain injury-free, as the Swedish international is expected to play the majority of the matches.

Nevertheless, the Magpies now have a reserve option to rely upon in the event of a need, unlike last season,

when injuries to Isak necessitated Anthony Gordon to serve as a substitute up front.Will Osula, who transferred from Sheffield United to the club for £15 million, has only appeared in a handful of first-team matches in his initial months on Tyneside.

Wilson’s injury could expedite the process and provide him with an opportunity to demonstrate his abilities, despite the fact that his initial plan was to be given time to train and develop before being pressed into Eddie Howe’s first-team.

raw ability may require nurturing while on Tyneside; however, this presents an ideal opportunity for him to be given opportunities off the bench, and even to start the occasional game, in order to preserve the energy and exhaustion of his colleagues.

may have a golden opportunity to demonstrate his value to the team between now and then, but Newcastle United may also consider the transfer market to enhance their options up front.