Newcastle United fans are eagerly awaiting updates on key players sidelined due to injuries. Here’s the latest news on Lewis Hall, Yoane Wissa, Jacob Ramsey, and Tino Livramento, including expected return dates and recovery updates.
🟨 Lewis Hall Injury Update – Hamstring Concern
Position: Defender
Injury: Hamstring
Status: Sidelined
Lewis Hall suffered a hamstring injury during Newcastle’s Champions League match against Union Saint-Gilloise on October 1, 2025. A follow-up scan is scheduled in 10 days to assess the severity. While the injury isn’t short-term, the exact return date for Lewis Hall remains uncertain.
🟨 Yoane Wissa Injury Update – Knee Problem
Position: Midfielder
Injury: Knee
Status: Out until November
Yoane Wissa picked up a knee injury while playing for DR Congo during World Cup qualifiers. Originally expected to return after the October international break, Wissa’s recovery has been delayed. Fans can now expect him back in November 2025.
🟩 Jacob Ramsey Injury Update – Back in Training
Position: Midfielder
Injury: Ankle
Status: Available
Jacob Ramsey has returned to training after an ankle injury. Though initially expected to be out until after the international break, he was available for selection against Nottingham Forest on October 5, 2025. Manager Eddie Howe has opted to ease him back into action to avoid setbacks.
🟨 Tino Livramento Injury Update – Knee Ligament
Position: Defender
Injury: Knee ligament
Status: Sidelined
Tino Livramento suffered a knee ligament injury during Newcastle’s match against Arsenal on September 28, 2025. After specialist consultation, he is expected to be out for 8 weeks, likely returning around late November or early December 2025.
🔜 Upcoming Newcastle United Fixtures
- Oct 18, 2025: Newcastle United @ Brighton & Hove Albion
- Oct 25, 2025: Fulham FC @ Newcastle United
- Nov 2, 2025: Newcastle United @ West Ham United
- Nov 9, 2025: Newcastle United @ Brentford FC
- Nov 22, 2025: Manchester City @ Newcastle United
Stay tuned for updates as Newcastle continues to navigate injuries while competing in the Premier League and Champions League.
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