Tino Livramento has suffered a knee injury, according to Craig Hope, with Newcastle taking a cautious approach to the defender's recovery.

Tino Livramento has suffered a knee injury, though reporter Craig Hope states the Newcastle United defender has avoided serious damage. The issue was initially sustained in training last month and originally considered innocuous before tests revealed the need for rest and recovery. Livramento is currently doing light work on the grass, but the club is taking a cautious approach with no specific return date established.
Newcastle's caution is attributed to Livramento's previous history of significant knee issues, and he is reportedly unlikely to feature in upcoming England fixtures. His absence has forced Lewis Miley to deputize at right-back, while fellow defender Amar Dedic continues to work his way back from a hamstring injury.
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