It has been reported that Lewis Miley will not play for Newcastle United again this season.
Strangely, Eddie Howe’s decision to throw the 17-year-old in earlier than anticipated was made possible by his injuries. Miley represents a rare bright spot for Newcastle during a season beset by disappointments.
The native of Stanley was probably getting ready for a season on the bench, ready to seize the opportunity if it arose in a cup match. Howe was had to start Miley against Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan, Manchester United, Manchester City, and Liverpool due to a demanding treatment table.He received high praise for his poise on the ball and passing ability, as the Magpies seemed to pick up the midfield player out of thin air amid their injury crisis. However, Miley passed away due to a back issue while representing the England under-20s internationally.
assert that Miley will miss the last six games of the campaign in order to fully recuperate. Newcastle is eager to avoid aggravating the injury, although they may recall the young player.
The best illustration of why it’s not a good idea to send a youngster back too soon after suffering a back injury is Elliott Anderson. Even though the midfielder’s stress fracture during the matchup with Crystal Palace was initially seen to be a minor problem, it ultimately limited him to 21 appearances.
Callum Wilson, who is expected to be close to recovering from a pectoral strain, may also be added to Palace’s bench. The 32-year-old hasn’t played since February’s 3-2 victory against Nottingham Forest.