News about Jamaal Lascelles

CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe says he cannot guarantee Kieran Trippier will stay at Newcastle, as he defended his decision to make Bruno Guimaraes the team's new captain. Trippier is open to a move away from Tyneside - even though Howe says he is 'surprised' by reports suggesting as much - and there is interest from Everton, Atalanta and Galatasaray. The England star, 33, was told last week that he would no longer be captaining the side in the absence of Jamaal Lascelles, and that Guimaraes had been promoted to the role of skipper.

EXCLUSIVE BY CRAIG HOPE: Bruno Guimaraes is Newcastle United's new team captain and is now almost certain to remain at the club, Mail Sport can reveal. The Brazilian wore the armband in a competitive fixture for the first time versus Southampton on Saturday, with captain Jamaal Lascelles injured and vice-captain Kieran Trippier on the bench. Trippier has led out the team during the majority of matches since arriving from Atletico Madrid in January 2022, but that will now be the duty of Guimaraes.

CRAIG HOPE: After exceeding expectations to qualify for the Champions League in 2022-23, this season was a more trying one for Newcastle. They were booted out of the Champions League at the group stage, lost six Premier League games in seven over the winter period - 14 across the 38 games - and were knocked out of both cup competitions at the quarter-final stage. The Magpies struggled with an injury crisis during the season, and despite improving in the final months of the season, they missed out on Europe despite finishing seventh - after Manchester United kicked them out by winning the FA Cup.

Struggling Everton will be looking for their second victory against Newcastle this season as they head to St James' Park on Tuesday night. The Toffees are on a torrid run of form after losing in their last nine games in all competitions. They are just three points away from falling into the relegation zone. Newcastle, meanwhile, bounced back from consecutive defeats with a dramatic late victory over West Ham on the weekend. Despite that Newcastle now have one of the worst injury lists in the Premier League, Jamaal Lascelles and Tino Livramento sustained injuries during Saturday's triumph.

Only days after fellow defender Sven Botman suffered the same problem, Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles was shaken by the discovery that his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) had ruptured. On Saturday, Lascelles was compelled to 17 minutes during Newcastle's 3-2 victory over West Ham. After Botman underwent surgery in the international break due to an ACL injury, the club captain had been recalled to the starting lineup.

CRAIG HOPE: Those tied to Newcastle United are forgiven for wishing the season does not come to an end tomorrow, unless it is for the FA Cup. It's a shame for the neutral that Amazon's cameras aren't capturing this campaign - calves, hamstrings, warts, and all. Eddie Howe is apparently coerced to appear for his weekly press conference wearing a crash helmet as well as his club tracksuit, at least once a month. First, there was the Sandro Tonali case, with his £52 million marquee signing barred for ten months for unlawful gambling. Jamaal Lascelles, the club's captain, was later caught in a 4 a.m. street brawl in which a gang threatened to shoot him. It was the Dan Ashworth saga and the likely defection of Newcastle's sports director to Manchester United. Howe's answer to those questions was much better than his team's ability 24 hours later. Calm, a genius and cutting, said the team would be fine without Ashworth, but it would not be quick.

The Magpies are at their financial limits, and the manager admits it will be "impossible" to bring a player into the fold without one leaving this week. Talks regarding Miguel Almiron's transfer to Saudi club Al-Shebab continue, and there has been a lot of interest in striker Callum Wilson and defender Jamaal Lascelles. Howe would like to bring a midfielder on, but says his favorite is to keep his current squad together. The final say, on the other hand, is unlikely to be his when it comes to PSR issues.

Bayern Munich is apparently keen on a trade for Newcastle's defender Kieran Trippier. Since moving to St James' Park in January 2022, Trippier, 33, has been a revelation, helping to move Eddie Howe's side from relegation floppers to Champions League football. In the absence of club captain Jamaal Lascelles, the full back has also captained the team and was named Newcastle's Player of the Year in 2022-23.

After falling below the pecking order under Eddie Howe, Newcastle defender Jamaal Lascelles is attracting attention from Turkish side Besiktas. Lascelles is the club's captain, but he is no longer guaranteed a first team starting position this season, with Fabian Schar and Sven Botman often selected ahead of him as the first choice center-back pairings. This season, the center-back has played in 20 games, while Schar has started every game under Howe.

Simon Jones of Mail Sport gives us a detailed rundown of who players each of the Premier League clubs should expect to bring in this January. So many actors could be on their way out during next month's transfer window as well as the actresses who may be on their way out.

Following his scathing review of referee Samuel Barrott, Fulham boss Marco Silva has risked an FA ban. Silva's side lost 3-0 to Newcastle, with all three goals coming after Fulham's Raul Jimenez was dismissed in the 22nd minute. Jamaal Lascelles, a Newcastle defender, should have been suspended for an elbow on Jimenez before the striker was dismissed, according to Silva.

OLIVER HOLT AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: If Spurs had been defeated by Newcastle and freefall had lasted, there would have been a crisis, more evidence that Postecoglou's brand of attacking football had been ignored, and that he had been found out. English football is a cosmopolitan place, but it is struggling with strangers who break the mold. However, the new boy's defrocking was not a success. Spurs did not miss their fifth game in a row in six years. They won, and they won at a canter. They beat a run-down, dispirited, and depleted Newcastle team with ease, and with a tone that said Angeball had never been gone away, and that, in fact, it had never been away.

Mehrdad Ghodoussi, the club's co-owner, has retorted on his previous claims that the club's supporters 'need to be louder,' adamantly, insisting that his 'love for the club and its supporters is unwavering.' Ghodoussi's rallying call came after their 4-1 victory over Chelsea on Saturday, but several followers were drawn to his remarks, suggesting that the club must develop its ticketing systems. "What a team," the Newcastle co-owner wrote on X (formerly Twitter): 'What a team.' We need to give these guys more help in the stadium, we need to be louder, and we should be the 12th man.'

CHELSEA 4-1, CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK MARCH: Mauricio Pochettino's self-imposed punishment for having to stand in the stands will be to dismiss his Chelsea squad for dinner. After this loss, which was marred by miscalculations and one in which players showed no desire to compete against injury-depleted Newcastle, he should make his players wash the dishes. Chelsea, on the other hand, were depleted in attitude and application. Forget the touchline; they may have worked with their boss at the center of the defense. After Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's hammered use of a hammer this week, those at the back made him seem like a good tradesman.

IAN LADYMAN: In October, it was a chilly night at St James' Park. Beforehand, I wondered how the home team would do without being able to cope with Kylian Mbappe and his mates warming up in the Newcastle rain. Jamaal Lascelles has been a great servant and captain of Newcastle's club but will not place himself in the world-class bracket. Both Dan Burns and Sean Longstaff seemed to be having long nights against France's champions. This may have been Saudi Arabia versus Qatar, but it had the potential to be lopsided on the track. And it was heading for Newcastle. I can still picture it. Mbappe's face was disorientated on PSG's face as PSG were swept away on a black and white autumn tide. The sheer enormity of what was more than a Newcastle win but also a demonstration of faith and hope that referred to a football cub but also for a city and a region. Newcastle 4 PSG 1. Lascelles was majestic. Both Burn and Longstaff scored. The night that new Newcastle really arrived? Quite possibly yes, indeed.

The Premier League never fails to entertain, and last weekend was no different, as we saw a chaotic few days of action. We were treated to 30 goals in ten enthralling games, a slew of fun times, and, of course, there was also VAR drama. With five goals, two reds cards, and a slew of tense VAR calls, this culminated in Monday's London derby between Tottenham and Chelsea, which will go down as one of the most exciting Premier League matches of all time.

During Newcastle's 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain, Shay Given lauded Jamaal Lascelles for his role in containing superstar Kylian Mbappe. On Wednesday night, Eddie Howe's side stunned the Ligue 1 champions for the first time since 2003-04 season. Although the whole squad was outstanding throughout the game, former Newcastle goalkeeper Given the opportunity, the defender was singled out as being integral in leading the victory.

St. James' Park, Newcastle United's home match in 20 years, will be a slew of anticipation on Wednesday night as they begin their first Champions League home match in 20 years. On Matchday Two of the Magpies' tumultuous Group F. Eddie Howe's side earned a point a fortnight ago with a 0-0 draw at last season's semi-finalists AC Milan.

After Jamaal Lascelles was caught up in a tumultuous early-hours brawl, Eddie Howe has placed a nighttime city centre ban on his players. According to Mail Sport, the Newcastle skipper was reportedly attacked by a gang of at least half-a-dozen men in the city, who allegedly threatened to shoot the 29-year-old defender.

BY CRAIG HOPE: Newcastle captain Jamaal Lascelles has the support of his team and will not face internal action while the police continue to investigate a street brawl involving the player. Mail Sport understands that although the club's hierarchy is reviewing the situation, the defender was happy that he acted in self-defense during the incident on August 20. Following Newcastle's 1-0 loss to Manchester City on Saturday, August 19, Lascelles was out for a night out with his younger brother and a friend when trouble erupted with a group of six-to-eight unknown men at 4 a.m. the following day.

CRAIG HOPE: After police filed an appeal for details, Newcastle police are probing Jamaal Lascelles' involvement in a city-centre brawl. Mail Sport confirms the club acknowledges that the defender was behaving in self-defence during the Newcastle attack on August 20, but that the team's hierarchy will investigate the situation. According to reports close to the incident, those close to the player are likely to have a realistic interpretation of the circumstances surrounding the incident. Following Newcastle's 1-0 loss at Manchester City on Saturday, August 19, the Lascelles brothers and a friend were on a night out with his younger brother and a friend, according to Mail Sport. A group of six-to-eight unknown men erupted at 4 a.m. the following day.

Jamaal Lascelles has long been regarded as a Newcastle United fan favorite for his captaincy and leadership. As the central defender has played at St James' Park since 2016, wearing the armband often involves sharing home truths that have brought him into conflict with coworkers. Lascelles, the group's chief, has also been called on to act in order to avoid tense situations.

CRAIG HOPE: On a Saturday night, Newcastle's downtown center has long been a playground for invaders sporting L-plates and mankinis. If your day job necessitates wearing the captain's armband for the town's football team, it might not be the right time to party, particularly when the accents you hear are as likely to be Glaswegian and Cockney as they are Geordie. As Newcastle United's Jamaal Lascelles discovered this month, it's worst still if Saturday night staggers toward 4 a.m. on Sunday morning. He was shot in the head and barely escaped his head being pulled off by a flying bottle of vodka. His brother was left with a bloodied face and their friend was knocked unconscious, and rushed to the hospital. Onlookers guessed he was dead as paramedics attempted to revive him for 15 minutes.

After Jamaal Lascelles was involved in a city-centre brawl in Newcastle, police have appealed for details. Following the team's 1-0 loss to Manchester City on Saturday, August 19, trouble began at 4 a.m. the following day, the Newcastle captain was out with his younger brother and sister.