Callum Wilson Out Two Months With Injury

Newcastle United striker Callum Wilson is set to miss the next two months due to a serious hamstring injury, marking another setback in his injury-plagued season. The 32-year-old has made only four substitute appearances since returning from a four-month absence caused by back and hamstring issues. This latest injury not only hampers Wilson's prospects of playing but also eliminates any chance for Newcastle to sell him in January, effectively sealing his likely departure on a free transfer at the end of the season. Newcastle's manager, Eddie Howe, faces a challenging schedule ahead, with Wilson's absence further straining the squad's depth as they seek to improve from a poor run of form. The club is prioritizing a right-winger in the January transfer window, but injuries to key players could force a shift in focus to acquiring a striker. Wilson's misfortune is a disappointment for both the player and the club, which has seen him contribute 48 goals in 112 appearances since joining.