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‘Really strong’ £20m Newcastle man had great game against Wolves
Newcastle United will be disappointed not to have taken all three points against W𒉰olves yesterday, but Miguel Almiron came away from the match with some credit.
for BBC Sport, Paul Robinson highlighted one aspect oꦍf the Paraguayan’s game in particular that he enjoyed.
Eddie Howe would have been hoping for a respo🐼nse from Wednesday’s Champions League defeat to Borussia Dortmu🐠nd.
However, the injuries are piling up at St. James’ Park which is starting to put a strain on his already quite small squad, although they’ve now been able to welcome back Joe Willock to the side which is a big boost.
Howe was able to name a full bench last night but had to include two goalkeepers to fill his quꦯota.
It was Callum Wilson who earned the visitors a point 𝕴yesterday with a well-taken brace as he added to🌟 his perfect penalty record.
His improvised 🔯overhead kick for the first goal was also a highlight but if Ho💮we’s side are going to keep the pressure on the top four in the Premier League, they need to be winning games like last night.
Miguel Almiron was starting for Newcastle in the league once again against Wolves after Jacob Murphy picked up a serious shoulder injury in midweek.
The man was rested last weekend in preparation for their Champions League tie but Howe doesn’t have that sort of luxu🔴ry now.
With Harvey Barnes also ruled out on the other flank, Newcastle are beginning to run out of🐓 options.
Thankfully, the two players who are still fit enough to𒁃 start are arguably two of Newcastle’s most in-form stars right now.
Newcastle star Almiron’s strength impresses against Wolves
Speaking about the 29-year-old, : “The Wolves fans don’t like🌸 it but [Miguel] Almiron has done so well there.
“He’s only sli🃏ght in body but he’s really strong on the ball.
“He gets the ball off [Boubacar] Traore, puts 🔴his body in between him and the ball and runs it out of danger for Newcastle. Traore gets frustrated because he can’t get past him.
“Showed a lot of strength there.”
Wolves had trouble♛ dealing with Almiron and his partner-in-crime Kier📖an Trippier down Newcastle’s right wing last night.
The pair work so well together with Almiron’s incredible work rate allowing the England international to b▨omb forward whenever he likes.
It will be interesting to see what team Howe selects for their Carabao Cup tie against Manchester United in mid🥀week.
He may feel he needs to rest his kꦉey players, but with Alexander Isak injured, managing Callum Wilson’s minutes is going to prove tricky.