Sat Sep 13 13:10:00 UTC 2025: **Summary:**

Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe has confirmed that new signing Yoane Wissa is out for the upcoming match against Wolves due to a knee injury sustained on international duty. Jacob Ramsey will also miss the game due to an ankle injury picked up in the previous match against Leeds United, with his return expected after the next international break. Joelinton is fit and available, while new signing Nick Woltemade could make his debut. Howe also praised the appointment of David Hopkinson as the new CEO. He highlighted the intensive training period during the international break and the upcoming busy schedule for the team.

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**Newcastle United Hit by Injury Setbacks Ahead of Wolves Clash**

Newcastle, England – Newcastle United will be without two key players for their Premier League clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers at St. James’ Park on Saturday. Manager Eddie Howe confirmed that new signing Yoane Wissa will be sidelined due to a knee injury sustained while on international duty with DR Congo.

Adding to the injury woes, midfielder Jacob Ramsey will also miss the game after suffering an ankle injury in the previous match against Leeds United. Howe expects Ramsey to be out until after the next international break.

However, there’s good news for Magpies fans as Joelinton is fit and available for selection. Additionally, new club-record signing Nick Woltemade is in contention to make his debut. Howe praised the German striker’s integration into the squad and his impressive performances in training.

“He’s fine [for Wolves]. He’s trained well and we’re really pleased with how he’s looked in the first couple of days. Big change for him, big opportunity for him.” Howe said during his pre-match press conference.

Howe also addressed the appointment of David Hopkinson as the club’s new Chief Executive Officer, praising his energy and positivity. “He’s a great person, really great energy. He’s very, very positive. I think he’s a great appointment.”

Looking ahead, Howe acknowledged the challenging schedule facing the team, with seven matches in the next 23 days. He emphasized the importance of the squad’s depth and the positive impact of the recent training period during the international break. Despite the injuries, Howe remains optimistic about Newcastle’s chances against Wolves.

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