News about Kieran Trippier

EXCLUSIVE BY CRAIG HOPE: Newcastle hope Kieran Trippier will return for the final three matches of the season to aid their European push, and that will be good news for England ahead of Euro 2024. Mail Sport understands the 33-year-old - sidelined for two months with a calf injury - is currently in Dubai, where he is working with a physio and fitness coach. Trippier was injured during the 3-0 win over Wolves on March 2 and was expected to play after the international break later that month. However, he suffered a setback and his return date was put back to the game at Crystal Palace last week. When he then missed the 2-0 defeat at Selhurst Park, there was a fear among supporters his season could be over.

Newcastle stars Kieran Trippier and Dan Burn have invited young deaf fans to be mascots for their upcoming Premier League clash with Tottenham. Trippier and Burn confirmed the news with the supporters at the NU Foundation, with the pair joining in with a kickabout.   'For the Tottenham game you're all going to be mascots,' Burn said. 'So you get to walk out with us in front of the crowd.'

Fans of England have urged Gareth Southgate to be brave and fast track a Championship star in the squad for Euro 2024, in case Luke Shaw isn't fit in time. The Manchester United full-back is competing to be fit for the Euros as he fights to recover from his thigh injury and then get enough minutes for his club to justify his selection. Since being Southgate's first choice left-back, Ben Chilwell, Kieran Trippier, and Joe Gomez are all available as back-ups, Southgate will not want to gamble unless Shaw can demonstrate his fitness.

Through England's defensive crisis, head coach Gareth Southgate intended to give injured Trent Alexander-Arnold a key midfield audition in the games against Brazil and Belgium. Southgate's options at the back, particularly at fullback, were severely limited when he named his new squad last Thursday, including Reece James, Kieran Trippier, and Luke Shaw, all of whom were hospitalized due to injuries, as was right-back Alexander-Arnold, who also suffered from a hamstring injury.

SAMI MOKBEL: Gareth Southgate, England's head coach, is considering returning Joe Gomez for international service. The versatile Liverpool defender has debuted as one of Jurgen Klopp's most reliable seasons, and he is firmly on Southgate's radar ahead of his squad announcement against Brazil and Belgium on Thursday. Gomez has not played for England since October 20, but Southgate - who is facing a dilemma about whether or not to choose Kalvin Phillips - is now in line for selection, with Luke Shaw, Marc Guehi, Kieran Trippier, and Reece James all out, although there are questions regarding Levi Colwell and Harry Maguire.

Chelsea FC takes on Newcastle United in the Premier League match at Stamford Bridge on Monday night, stay tuned on Mail Sport's live blog for the most up-to-date, squad news, and stats. For this mid-table clash, Mauricio Pochettino's men will be without defenders Ben Chilwell and Levi Colwill. For the confrontation, Eddie Howe's side is missing Kieran Trippier. Both clubs will be looking for a victory to lift their hopes of a European finish.

Kieran Trippier hopes that Euro 2024 will be his last major tournament with England, and he's already found his replacement, Newcastle teammate Tino Livramento. With a minor calf complaint and Livramento, 21, is expected to deputise, and the full-back will miss Chelsea's trip to Chelsea on Monday. Trippier has held the younger man in reserve for the majority of this season, but when he has played, he has been sensational, scoring his first goal against Wolves last weekend.

Kieran Trippier will miss Newcastle United's next two games, and it is a big mystery for England's forthcoming friendlies against Brazil and Belgium. Mail Sport has learned the results of a calf scan from Saturday's 3-0 victory over Wolves revealed that the injury is not serious, although initial fears of it could have been triggered, but that will still be enough to keep him out until possibly the end of the month. A week on Saturday, Trippier will be disqualified for Newcastle's ride to Chelsea and the FA Cup quarter-finals at Manchester City. However, when West Ham visits St James' Park on March 30, he has a chance of returning.

SAMI MOKBEL: Jarrad Branthwaite, a centre-back for Everton, is being considered a solution to England's defensive woes ahead of the forthcoming international break. Gareth Southgate has named his squad for the Wembley friendlies against Brazil and Belgium next Thursday, but a number of defenders are questioning their availability. Luke Shaw, Marc Guehi, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Reece James are all injured, but there are questions regarding Harry Maguire and Kieran Trippier's fitness.

Jurgen Klopp has backed Joe Gomez's calls for an England recall, claiming he will be able to fill four different positions in Gareth Southgate's Euro squad. Gomez earned his last 11 international caps in 2020, but he has been playing right-back, center-back, left-back, and in the last few games midfield to help cover the club's injury crisis. With injury doubts over several players including Kieran Trippier, Marc Guehi and Harry Maguire in addition to longer-term absentees Luke Shaw, Tyrone Mings and Reece James, 26-year-old Gomez has hit form at the right time with England's next squad announcement due on March 14 for games later this month against Brazil and Belgium

Although Newcastle and Wolves have both been successful in the FA Cup to progress to the quarter-finals, their Premier League campaigns have been plagued by inconsistency. With both clubs ranked mid-table, they could have a chance to win when they meet at St James' Park today. Despite being a point below them in the table currently, the Magpies are odds-on favourites at 3/4 to get the job done on home soil, while the Wolves are 16/5 to win their third league game on the trot.

CRAIG HOPE: Eddie Howe's thoughts about a change in formation at Arsenal this weekend are getting us excited, as the Newcastle manager entertains the prospect of playing with a back five in defense. Tino Livramento will likely return to town, but not at the expense of Dan Burn, who will move to a three-man backline. Livramento and Kieran Trippier, as wingbacks, would provide greater protection against Arsenal's widemen.

After Dan Ashworth asked to leave and was placed on gardening leave, the question for Newcastle United is who do they replace their sporting director with?Do they promote from within or go big name hunting? The case of recruiting from within is firmly at the feet of recruitment manager Steve Nickson, and evidence shows it could be a smart move to do so. Although such a meeting will not have the celebrity that some fans adore, Nickson will provide continuity and stability.

CHIEF SPORTS WRITER OLIVER PARK PAL HOLT AT VILLA PARK: Kieran Trippier almost went to Bayern Munich, but I'm not sure. Miguel Almiron was on the verge of joining Al-Shabab. Callum Wilson has been a member of Chelsea, Arsenal, and Manchester United. Joelinton was expected to be close to a move as well. Fabian Schar was just about the only player not advertised for a transfer away from St James' Park in January's transfer window, but Unai Emery's high-flying Aston Villa explained why in this tremendous Newcastle United fire auction that never was. After the break, the Swiss defender scored twice in the first half and cleared off the line to bring new life to a season that had already begun to devolve into a miserable decline into the bottom half of the table.

Newcastle United are keen to avoid becoming like Everton and Nottingham Forest as they try to navigate their way through complex Financial Fair Play legislation, according to Craig Hope, who believes there is a sense of 'paranoia' over spending at St James Park. Despite facing a massive injury crisis this season and numerous areas to improve after a taxing season that saw them competing in four leagues, including the Champions League, the Magpies are yet to make a signing in the January transfer window. However, Newcastle has been 'hamstrung' by FFP rules as they attempt to avoid Premier League sanctions, despite being technically the world's richest club under the Public Investment Fund's support.

After doing his talking on the pitch at Craven Cottage, Kieran Trippier was not done. After being the subject of three offers from Bayern Munich last week, the Newcastle defender, whose corner contributed to his team's second goal and was part of a bouncing shutout, wanted to speak to the media. All his club turned down - the last offer was for £12.8 million - but the club was insistent that he would not be sold from the outset.

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Miguel Almiron, who told Newcastle that he wanted to remain at St. James' Park, is expected to remain at the club this month. Mail Sport announced that the Magpies had held talks with Saudi Arabian side Al Shabab over a contract for the midfielder earlier this week. The Saudi Arabian club's approached Newcastle with a proposal for a permanent contract worth around £17 million, but expectations of an agreement were dismissed 'unlikely.'

They do not want to make a new bid after having their £12.8 million bid rejected on Tuesday because they do not want to pay an unreasonable price. Bayern needed to support their squad as they sought to close the gap to Bundesliga pacesetters Bayer Leverkusen, with a right-back a top priority. Despite the fact that Eric Dier has only played four games this season, they have already signed him on loan from Tottenham.

CRAIG HOPE: Newcastle has turned down Bayern Munich's £12.8 million bid for Kieran Trippier, according to Mail Sport. After a loan proposal and what was described as a 'low-ball' permanent package were turned down over the weekend, the Germans unveiled their third plan on Tuesday. Newcastle has stuck by their assertion that Trippier will be going nowhere this month.

Dier, the Bundesliga champions, has loaned in Dier, who has played four games this season, and the Bundesliga champions are set to bid again for Trippier after having their first lowball attempt rejected. Matthaus said that welcoming a Tottenham benchwarmer or bringing in older players was not in keeping with the club's identity.

SIMON JONES: Newcastle's Unitrd has held talks with Saudi Arabian side Al Shabab over the potential transfer of midfielder Miguel Almiron, but an agreement on a contract has been described as 'unlikely' at this point. Talks are set to continue. Newcastle must sell to finance a new midfielder, such as Bournemouth's Philip Billing, but the team is insisting that Kieran Trippier will not leave the city despite Bayern Munich's interest.

SIMON JONES: Bayern Munich is set to continue with another attempt at compel Newcastle United to sell Kieran Trippier before the week is out. Newcastle has turned down a loan and a lowball bid from Bayern, who are juggling right-back with Paris St Germain's Nordi Mukiele. Trippier is expected to work with former Tottenham teammate Eric Dier and Harry Kane again, according to Mail Sport, but the price will have to be fixed.

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