Breaking news Bruno Guimaraes, Alan Shearer react to announcement from Newcastle ace Joelinton

Breaking news Bruno Guimaraes, Alan Shearer react to announcement from Newcastle ace Joelinton.

Bruno Guimaraes and Newcastle icon Alan Shearer responded to midfielder Joelinton’s announcement.

The former Hoffenheim player helped the Magpies qualify for the Champions League last season. However, injuries plagued Joelinton’s season, as the 28-year-old appeared in 29 Premier League games.

Eddie Howe was forced to change his tactical setup without his crucial midfielder, deploying Sandro Tonali and Guimaraes as a tandem in the heart of the park, with a back five behind them.

This resulted in some shaky performances, as players like Jacob Murphy struggled to adapt to new roles despite their earlier success.

Newcastle manager Eddie Howe

Joelinton leads Newcastle’s kit announcement

Joelinton shared three images of himself in Newcastle’s new third kit on Instagram, with the caption: “Classic. New kit day.”
The post was liked by Magpies legend Shearer, and the Brazilian’s teammate for both club and country, Guimaraes.

Joelinton injury shows need for midfield reinforcements

Football Insider Verdict

Newcastle would not have qualified for the Champions League if Aston Villa had not been unable to defeat Manchester United on the last day of the season.

The Magpies suffered a disheartening defeat at the hands of Everton, who have only won two of their last six games. Newcastle’s lengthy cup runs, including the Carabao Cup, may have contributed to the team appearing tired and deflated.

However, Joelinton’s departure was a significant cause in the decline in form. Without the Brazilian rampaging through opposing midfields and collaborating with Tonali and Guimaraes, the Magpies were disoriented and out of ideas.

The 28-year-old’s absence emphasised the necessity for Howe to consider alternate options. The Brazil international has missed 27 Premier League games in the last two seasons, and Newcastle cannot afford another downturn in form next year, when they will compete not only for a Champions League spot, but also for Europe’s most coveted event.

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