Yoane Wissa and Jacob Ramsey to Miss Newcastle United Match vs Wolves

Newcastle United head coach Eddie Howe has confirmed new signing sessions Yoane Wissa and Jacob Ramsey will miss the Premier League collision on Saturday with Wolverhampton Wanderers.

The Magpies organize Wolves in St James’ Park in search of a first victory of the season. Wissa was replaced after scoring for Dr. Congo against Senegal this week and will see a knee specialist, while Ramsey will miss a month after he had been taken away in the 0-0 draw with Leeds United on 30 August.

Howe confirmed that the signing of £ 55 million ($ 74 million) from Brentford will not make his debut and could not give an update about his return.

“Unfortunately [Wissa] I will not make this game, I saw him for the first time yesterday, “said Howe at his press conference for the game.

“He feels the effects of the injury he sustained just before he came. So we will have to see how he is.”

“Don’t know [when he’ll be back]

. I think he will leave for tests and may see a specialist to see. Unfortunately I can’t give you that update. ”

Ramsey made his first start for Newcastle after his £ 40 million move from Aston Villa in the draw at Elland Road, but was forced after a heavy tackle and now stands for a long -term period from the team. Newcastle will be confronted with Barcelona on Thursday in his first Champions League match.

“Jacob Ramsey is the only other injury care we have,” Howe confirmed. “He will miss the game after he had suffered from that tackle against Leeds. His ankle swelled at the break and he had to get rid of it.

“Unfortunately I think he will miss until after the next international break, so that’s a big blow.”

The injury of Wissa means that signing club record Nick Woltemade is in line to start. The 23-year-old Germany striker signed for £ 69 million ($ 93 million) from Stuttgart and trained this week.

“He’s fine,” said Howe. “He trained well and I am really happy with what he looked like in the first days. It’s a big change for him, also a big chance.

“He has a great nature and a great character. He is very calm. He immediately gone into our training and did not look out of place.

“He has shown his qualities, so I am really happy with how he has settled.”

Nick Woltemade set for Newcastle United Debut

Woltemade is now almost certain to play from the start, which is not something that has to do with new signs, especially when they are new in the Premier League.

Easy acclimatization at the competition was a condition for Newcastle’s transfer activities this summer, but Woltemade represented a rapid change of approach at the end of the transfer window when Alexander Isak forced his move to Liverpool.

But ISAK’s refusal to play for Newcastle in one of their first three Premier League matches left Howe in a tough position before his position in Anthony Gordon against Liverpool was sent. He still has two games to run on his suspension and will not play on Saturday.

In reality, Howe would always be forced to make a difficult choice. Wissa did not train much this summer when he looked to move to Newcastle before he immediately went to Africa. Although he would probably have started because he is used to the pace and physicality of English football, that would not have been an ideal situation.

But Woltemade is fit, sharp and ready. There are enormous expectations on his shoulders and he will have to prove himself a little earlier than expected. Saturday will be a huge opportunity for everyone in Newcastle, not least the new star.