Newcastle United feels optimistic after claiming its first three points of the season, although Eddie Howe has now been treated a frustrating injury involving one of its price assets.
Newcastle Show Resolve to defeat Wolves after Woltemade winner
No one of a black and white persuasion needed to say twice how their confrontation against Wolverhampton Wanderers was yesterday, and the supporters will feel a feeling of recovery that they managed to obtain a triumph seriously 1-0 with the kind authorization of the first head of Nick Woltemade.
After zero matches against Aston Villa and Leeds united to a defeat against Liverpool sandwiched between the two, the Magpies are finally going on the table of the Premier League in another campaign where they will target the qualification of the Champions League.
Make known his feelings after the post-match, Eddie Howe doubled the 69 million pound sterling striker with praise, complimating his excellent performance and pointing that there is much more to come from his imposing replacement by Alexander Isak.
“There was a lot of love for Nick and a lot of carpets in the back. The group is really good for doing that, when someone is fine.
“It was a great moment for Nick. I was very satisfied with the way he played. You saw his technical qualities and his intelligence. But especially for an attacker, when the ball enters the box, you must be there – and it was a great finish. I am really satisfied for him personally because he is delighted and relaxed.”
While the drama surrounding the departure of Isak in Liverpool has come and disappeared, Howe has undergone another important blow before certain Croset devices while its side works to find their groove.
Newcastle striker Yoane Wissa Out for at least a month
According to Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie on X, after the victory against Wolves, the summer signing of Newcastle Yoane Wissa will be absent for four to five weeks after having undergone a knee injury in international service with Dr. Congo.
Despite the disappointment that the employee of £ 140,000 per week has not been able to appear since he joined Brentford on the day of the deadline, the Magpies have elected that his blow be linked to the LCA. However, their next six games will now be missing before the next international break.
This comes after the news from Jacob Ramsey, another summer signature, which will also be absent for a month with an ankle problem, with things that went from bad to worst for Howe.
Wissa scored 20 times in 39 appearances for the last Brentford campaign and has established itself as the essential man of Thomas Frank in western London, but Howe will now face a period when he is short of striking alternatives behind Woltemade.
William Osula can undergo if necessary despite a late step in Eintracht Francfurt fall late in summer, while Anthony Gordon is another option once he returns from the suspension.
