by Eddie Howe, the head coach of Newcastle, who was hospitalized on Friday night, April 11, due to a health scare, has begun the recovery process. He will miss his team’s match against Manchester United. The club places paramount importance on his condition and is focused on his full recovery.
Howe continued treatment in the hospital over the weekend, and it is unclear when he will return to training, especially considering the upcoming match against Crystal Palace on Wednesday. The duties of the head coach will temporarily be assumed by Jason Tindall. Supporting him will be Graeme Jones, Stephen Purches, and Simon Weatherstone.
On Saturday, the club released a statement saying that Howe is conscious, communicating with his family, and continues to receive professional medical care, reports Express. Everyone at Newcastle wishes Eddie a speedy recovery, and further updates on his condition will be provided later.
The club’s management expressed high appreciation for the coach, noting his attention to detail and leadership qualities that make him one of the best coaches.
It should be noted that Howe’s hospitalization was a precautionary decision, and the club’s medical staff will monitor his condition and conduct additional tests.
