Eddie Howe Back at Newcastle After Pneumonia Recovery
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Synopsis
Eddie Howe, manager of Newcastle United, has returned to his coaching duties after recovering from pneumonia. The club announced his return following a brief hospitalization. Howe missed three matches during his recovery but is now back as the team aims for UEFA Champions League qualification.
Key Takeaways
- Eddie Howe returns to Newcastle United after hospitalization.
- He was diagnosed with pneumonia on April 12.
- Jason Tindall and Graeme Jones managed the team in his absence.
- Newcastle is in a strong position for UEFA Champions League qualification.
- Howe expressed gratitude to supporters and NHS staff.
Newcastle, April 24 (NationPress) - Manager Eddie Howe of Newcastle United has resumed his roles after a brief hospitalization due to pneumonia, as confirmed by the Premier League team on social media. The head coach was admitted to the hospital on the night of April 12 after experiencing health issues for several days, leading to his pneumonia diagnosis.
Newcastle United expressed their pleasure in announcing that Eddie Howe has returned to the club's Training Centre. After a recovery period, he is back at work following his hospitalization. The club extended gratitude to supporters for their heartfelt messages.
During his absence, Howe missed three matches, which included significant victories over Manchester United and Crystal Palace, as the team aims for a spot in next season’s UEFA Champions League. In his stead, Jason Tindall and Graeme Jones managed the squad in the matches against Manchester United, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa.
Howe has gained immense popularity among fans for guiding Newcastle United to the 2025 Carabao Cup title. The team is currently in a strong position to secure a UEFA Champions League qualification, sitting fourth with just a point behind third-placed Manchester City.
Following his hospital stay, Howe communicated a message to supporters via the Newcastle United website, expressing his gratitude for their well-wishes.
“A heartfelt thank you to everyone associated with Newcastle United and the broader football community for your messages and warm thoughts. They have truly meant a lot to me and my family.”
“I would also like to commend our amazing NHS and the hospital personnel who have cared for me. I am deeply thankful for the specialized treatment I received, and I eagerly anticipate returning as soon as I can,” he stated.
Newcastle's next Premier League match will be against Ipswich Town at St. James' Park this Saturday afternoon.
