"I am a soldier. I will keep going. I want the fans to know the love I have for this shirt. Looking forward to next season, I understand how big this club is."
"I hope I'm going to do better. It's such a privilege. I just want to wear the shirt. I didn't wait for the proper time to come back [from injury]."
"It should have definitely been more. You just want to catch the train, but that was impossible, because my knee wasn't right."
"Howe's side have looked to Wissa to help turn their fortunes around as they face Europe-chasing Brighton on Saturday."
Yoane Wissa joined Newcastle United for £50m but has struggled with injuries, making only 24 appearances and scoring three goals this season. Despite speculation about his exit, Wissa is committed to the club and expressed his desire to improve. He acknowledges the challenges faced this season but remains optimistic about the future. Newcastle's manager, Eddie Howe, supports Wissa's potential return to form. Wissa aims to contribute to the team's success as they face Brighton in their upcoming match.
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