‘I want him back’: Eddie Howe cries out suggests £25m player’s imminent return”

 

This season, injuries have not been kind to Newcastle United.

In spite of the fact that they are dominating in the Champions League without several of its main players, Eddie Howe’s Newcastle team has done a commendable job of getting back on track in the Premier League.

Impressing in the absence of some of the names who performed so well last season makes the work Howe has done all the more remarkable.

Hopefully, those issues will go away quickly.

Yes, it will be great to have Joe Willock back playing. Howe has now issued an update on the midfield player, who has yet to feature this season.

Newcastle news: Return date and injury status for Joe Willock
Howe revealed the £25 million star was getting closer to making a comeback in remarks made before of Newcastle’s Premier League matchup against Crystal Palace at home.

Although the Palace match may be too soon for him, the 24-year-old may return shortly, albeit his playing time may be restricted.

During Friday’s pre-match press conference, the Newcastle manager stated, “I want him back, but we have to do it sensibly” (via the club’s Twitter feed).

“This week, he practised with the group for the first time. Although it’s probably too early for him to be included in the matchday squad, he’s getting there. He’s essential to our team.

Viewpoint: Willock was more needed back at Newcastle than ever before
With Sandro Tonali’s position still unknown, Newcastle desperately needs Willock back.

From October 31 to November 2nd, the team plays in the Premier League, Champions League, and Carabao Cup. Following the international break the following month, the hectic festive fixture calendar will begin.

Willock finished the previous season with six assists, more than any other player except Kieran Trippier.

Only Trippier, Bruno Guimaraes, and the now-deceased Allan Saint-Maximin played more than his 1.1 critical passes per game, according to WhoScored data. During the same time span, the former Arsenal young player also finished in the top five for tackles (1.5) and dribbles (1.1).

Regaining his all-action presence in the middle of the park will be a huge help. It is the source of much enthusiasm for a cause.

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