Newcastle United faces significant injury concerns in anticipation of their upcoming match against Arsenal, following the emergence of a recent update from the training facility.

Newcastle United faces significant injury concerns in anticipation of their upcoming match against Arsenal, following the emergence of a recent update from the training facility.

 

 


 

Midfielder Joelinton was compelled to leave the field due to a knee injury sustained during Saturday’s 2-1 loss to Fulham at St. James’ Park. The injury was officially acknowledged by Head Coach Eddie Howe following the conclusion of the match. “Indeed, he was contending with a knee injury, which is regrettable,” Howe remarked.

 

 

He encountered significant difficulties during the second half.However, concerning images have surfaced depicting Joelinton with his knee immobilized in a brace, occurring less than 72 hours prior to the pivotal Carabao Cup match against Arsenal. Newcastle possesses a 2-0 advantage from the initial leg as they approach Wednesday’s match at St. James’ Park, scheduled to commence at 8:00 PM.

 

 

 

Joelinton was photographed at the Newcastle training facility in the company of his family, commemorating the occasion of his son’s eighth birthday. However, the cheerful images disseminated on Instagram instilled apprehension among the Newcastle supporters, as the Brazilian’s knee was distinctly visible, encased in a brace.Such measures can be taken as a precaution shortly after the injury but it definitely doesn’t look good for the 28-year-old heading into Wednesday’s match.

 

 

 

Newcastle United poised for injury boost Although Joelinton’s prospects of participating in the match against Arsenal have been adversely affected, it is reported that striker Callum Wilson is nearing a return to action. The 32-year-old athlete has been sidelined for more than eight weeks due to a hamstring injury; however, Howe has indicated that the player is expected to be “there or thereabouts” for the upcoming match, having resumed training.

 

 

 

Newcastle have a two-goal advantage in the contest with Alexander Isak and Anthony Gordon scoring in the first leg at the Emirates Stadium last month. However, The Magpies have suffered defeats in their last two matches at St James’ Park, whereas Arsenal approaches the upcoming game buoyed by a resounding 5-1 victory over Manchester City on Sunday.

 

 

 

Injuries affecting Newcastle United. In addition to uncertainties regarding Joelinton and Wilson, Newcastle will undoubtedly be without winger Harvey Barnes, who is expected to be sidelined for approximately two more weeks due to a quadriceps injury sustained last month.







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