Newcastle manager Eddie Howe will be absent from his team`s Premier League match against Manchester United on Sunday due to hospitalization. Howe felt unwell for several days and was admitted to the hospital Friday night for tests.
The club released a statement confirming Howe`s overnight hospital stay for ongoing tests. He is conscious, communicating with family, and receiving expert medical attention.
Newcastle United wished Eddie a quick recovery and promised further updates.
Assistant managers Jason Tindall and Graeme Jones will take charge of the Magpies at St. James` Park for the crucial Champions League qualification match. Newcastle is currently seventh in the Premier League, holding two games in hand over teams above them before Sunday`s game.
Newcastle will play their other game in hand against Crystal Palace on Wednesday.
Tindall, filling in for Howe at Friday`s press conference, mentioned Howe`s poor health in recent days but assured daily contact. He stated preparations remained unaffected and expressed confidence in Howe`s quick recovery.
