Newcastle prepare for Hull without Nico Gonzalez due to concussion
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 7:00 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026
Newcastle United will be without midfielder Nico Gonzalez for their Premier League match against Hull City due to a concussion. Head coach Matthias Jaissle faces a selection decision following Newcastle's heavy 4-1 defeat to Leeds United. Gonzalez has been critical in midfield with his technical skills and physical presence, making his absence a significant blow as Newcastle seeks to rebound at St James’ Park. Several midfield options will be evaluated as Jaissle considers how to best structure the team in his absence. A strong performance against Hull is essential for restoring confidence within the squad.
- •Gonzalez is sidelined due to concussion protocols.
- •Newcastle lost 4-1 to Leeds in their last match.
- •Jaissle will need to adjust midfield structure against Hull.
- •Jacob Ramsey and Joe Willock among potential midfield replacements.
- •Match is crucial for boosting team morale.
- 7:00 AMYahoo Sports — Newcastle Have To Cope Without Concussed Nico Gonzalez Against Hull
"Matthias Jaissle must reshuffle his midfield to offset a significant injury blow as the Magpies seek redemption at St James’ Park following their heavy defeat at Leeds.
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