Eddie Howe Dismisses Manchester United Rumors
Heavy loss against Arsenal
Newcastle United suffered a challenging defeat against Arsenal in their latest Premier League encounter. The intense match concluded with a last-minute goal, leaving the Newcastle fans disheartened and yearning for a turnaround.
Injury concerns for Tino Livramento
Adding to their woes, defender Tino Livramento faced a troubling injury during the same match. He was taken off the pitch on a stretcher. Coach Eddie Howe later disclosed that Livramento is likely to be absent for around eight weeks due to damage to knee ligaments.
Coach’s update on Livramento
Following consultations with medical experts, it was determined that Livramento’s injury wasn’t as severe as initially thought. Howe reassured fans that while losing Livramento is a challenge, the team will remain resilient and focused.
Yoane Wissa’s extended absence
Newcastle’s difficulties grew with news of Yoane Wissa’s prolonged recovery. Acquired from Brentford for 70.2 million EUR, Wissa is still awaiting his debut for Newcastle. Initially expected to return in four to five weeks, latest updates project an eight-week recovery period.
Newcastle’s league position
Sitting in 15th place in the Premier League with six points collected from six matches, Newcastle faces mounting challenges. The team is tasked with overcoming injuries and improving performance ahead of their critical clash against Nottingham Forest.
Howe’s commitment to Newcastle
Despite speculation over his future, Eddie Howe reaffirmed his dedication to Newcastle United. Addressing rumors of a potential move to Manchester United, he stated earnestly, “I’m fully committed to Newcastle, as always.” Howe remains optimistic and driven to steer the club through the season’s hurdles.