Yoane Wissa
29-Year-Old
Newcastle United
Premier
OUT
Injury Knee
Est. Return 11/2/2025
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Wissa has improved each year with Brentford, but 2024/25 was the biggest step yet, as he tallied 18 goals and four assists. He didn't lead the team in either category, but he established himself as a top attacking option in the Premier League. Unfortunately, there's some concern for Wissa heading into 2025/26 with a bit of upheaval in the squad from manager to key starters. Repeating last season's output seems unlikely, but as a focal point in the attack with seemingly guaranteed minutes, maybe things won't change that much for him.
Trains on grass
Wissa (knee) was training on grass this week but remains sidelined for the time being, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Yoane's had his first time on the grass with us which was great to see. We need to step him up gradually. I know he is desperate to get out and show his worth but it's one step at a time now."
ANALYSIS
Wissa has shown good improvement in his recovery as he returned to training on grass this week. The forward, however, remains out for several weeks as he continues to take gradual steps toward regaining full fitness. Nick Woltemade will benefit from increased playing time until his return.
Wissa has shown good improvement in his recovery as he returned to training on grass this week. The forward, however, remains out for several weeks as he continues to take gradual steps toward regaining full fitness. Nick Woltemade will benefit from increased playing time until his return.
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Suffers setback
Wissa (knee) has suffered a setback and is now expected to miss eight weeks instead of four to five weeks, according to Keith Downie of Sky Sports.
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Doesn't require surgery
Wissa (knee) doesn't require surgery and is currently receiving treatment with the aim to be back available for the game against Brighton after the international break, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "He's receiving treatment and no operation is needed. I think we're looking at the other side of the international break. We hope he can be fit and available for that first game."
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In race to be fit for Brighton
Wissa (knee) is eyeing a return against Brighton following the October international break, according to manager Eddie Howe. "Now we just have to deal the best we can with that situation. We think he'll be out until the next international break. He's got a race on to be fit for that Brighton game. Hopefully, he can make it, and then of course he'll be such an important player for us."
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Out until international break
Wissa (knee) is expected to be out until after the October international break, per manager Eddie Howe. "Yoane will - we hope - be back after the next international break, so that's the plan. That can always change, it's always flexible... but I think that's what I've been told."
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Out four to five weeks
Wissa (knee) is out for the next four to five weeks due to a knee injury, according to Lee Ryder of the Chronicle.
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Newcastle to launch new bid?
Newcastle are expected to launch a new bid to sign Wissa, according to The Sun.
ANALYSIS
The Magpies are ready to do everything in their power to secure the services of the DR Congo international, who's also keen on completing a move to St. James' Park. However, Brentford aren't going to give the green light on the move until they can sign a replacement. They already acquire Dango Ouattara, however, so perhaps a move can happen in the coming days.
The Magpies are ready to do everything in their power to secure the services of the DR Congo international, who's also keen on completing a move to St. James' Park. However, Brentford aren't going to give the green light on the move until they can sign a replacement. They already acquire Dango Ouattara, however, so perhaps a move can happen in the coming days.