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Lo Celso's future appears increasingly uncertain as the former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder continues to struggle for consistency in La Liga, sparking fresh speculation about a potential return to the Premier League. The Argentine playmaker, once tipped as one of South America's most technically gifted midfielders, has endured a difficult campaign so far, managing just one goal in 13 league appearances. Despite his underwhelming numbers this season, Lo Celso's underlying qualities remain widely admired across Europe.

Before the 2017-18 season, clubs agreed to ensure that at least one block of seating for visiting supporters would be pitchside in an attempt to improve atmospheres. At the time, former Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore said: "When an away goal is scored, you want that atmosphere and interaction between the two sets of fans." However, Newcastle were given special dispensation to be excluded from the rule when they were promoted back to the top-flight in 2017.

It's so disappointing, we know our performance was not what it needed to be. But, no, I don't think it will define our season. Nothing is lost today, it was a game of very few chances settled by a freak goal and we couldn't create the openings we wanted. The effort was there but the quality wasn't. We were disappointed with our creative output. We haven't delivered. It's difficult to take.

Newcastle United are interested in signing the Valencia midfielder Javi Guerra. The talented young midfielder has been linked with a move away from the La Liga club, and his performances have been mediocre. According to a report from Fichajes, Newcastle United are interested in securing his signature, and they have identified him as a priority target. Newcastle keen on Javi Guerra Newcastle are now looking to make a move for him in the near future. Newcastle have been scouting the player, and the reports have been consistently positive.

The 23-year-old has become one of the Premier League's most sought-after players, as a homegrown, athletic and tirelessly attacking full-back. On top of that, his ability to play on both sides put him thoroughly in contention for a place in England's squad. You may like Despite his injury problems, which have still proven an obstacle this season, a full range of attractive options remain open to Livramento, according to a TEAMtalk report.

Leicester City midfielder Bilal El Khannouss has been linked with a move away from the club permanently. The midfielder is currently on loan at Stuttgart, and they have an option to buy the player for a fee of around 22 million. Meanwhile, clubs like Newcastle United are keeping tabs on his progress as per TEAMtalk. They could use more quality and depth in the middle of the park. The talented midfielder could prove to be a solid long-term acquisition.

He has had a scan. We don't think it's too bad. "We're giving him every chance to declare himself fit, if possible. It was a knock, very similar to [the one] Joelinton suffered ... a sort of dead leg type feeling. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. But Sandro's injury was concerning enough for him to get scanned. We'll see how he is today and give him every chance to be fit.

Newcastle United are reportedly preparing a major move for Palmeiras sensation Allan Elias, one of the brightest young talents in Brazilian football. According to ESPN Brazil, the Magpies have stepped up their pursuit of the 18-year-old midfielder ahead of the January transfer window, with the South American giants open to negotiations if the price is right. The teenager, who has already made headlines for his composure and technical ability, currently has a 100 million release clause,

Howe is puzzled by the difficulty the team has at holding on to leads, given how Newcastle's game management has been a key factor in the team's success under him. We've historically been very good at seeing games out, navigating tough situations and managing the game, he said. We've got to try and refine that quickly because it's costing us important points.

"It was an absolute mistake from the VAR," said Spurs boss Frank. "The referee did good to do the ref call and they encourage the refereeing call on the pitch. For me, that is never a penalty. "Even speaking to some from Newcastle [they] don't think it's a penalty and we need consistency. "I think the referee's call on the pitch, he nailed it, and VAR can only be if it's clear and obvious."