Newcastle's Tino Livramento Out 6-8 Weeks After Knee Injury in Arsenal Loss
Newcastle United's Tino Livramento is set for an extended spell on the sidelines after suffering a knee injury in the Premier League clash against Arsenal. The defender's absence is a significant blow for the Magpies, contributing to their late defeat.
Livramento's injury occurred mid-game, not caused by any Arsenal player. Instead, it happened when he was tackled around the waist by William Saliba, leading to an awkward fall. The injury, a knee ligament issue, will keep the full-back out for six to eight weeks, as reported by Sky Sports' Keith Downie. Manager Eddie Howe expressed concern, anticipating a lengthy layoff for the star defender. Livramento's absence proved costly, with Newcastle United conceding a late winner after his departure, resulting in a loss.
Tino Livramento's injury, sustained during the Arsenal match, will sideline him for up to eight weeks. His absence is a significant setback for Newcastle United, as evidenced by their late defeat. The club and fans will eagerly await his return to strengthen their defensive line.
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