Newcastle United's young forward, Ben Parkinson, has raised concerns among fans following an ankle injury that will keep him unavailable until March 2025 (Via Newcastle World). The young striker, set to complete a loan transfer for senior football experience, is suddenly sidelined due to a long-term ankle injury. This sad incident has delayed his career advancement and compelled Newcastle United to reconsider their strategies for the talented forward.
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Promising Newcastle striker suffers long-term injury blow
Ben Parkinson, a precious talent for Newcastle United, suffered an injury during an everyday training session. The club admitted that the injury is more severe than previously anticipated, and Parkinson will be sidelined for a minimum of two months. This news is a substantial setback for the squad since Parkinson has been vital to their future plan.
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Parkinson, who made his Premier League debut as a substitute against AFC Bournemouth last season and appeared in numerous matchday squads, seemed to be ready for the senior squad. A loan move was viewed as the ideal way to boost his growth. Newcastle United's plans are currently on hold as the teenage striker works on recovering from injuries.
Newcastle United's under-21 coach, Diarmuid O'Carroll, recently gave an update on Parkinson's status (According to Newcastle World)
"I think Parkey will be a little bit while longer. He'll be another probably four or five weeks, I would have thought. He's progressing well. He's working hard"Diarmuid O'Carroll
As Ben Parkinson recovers, fans and coaches both expect his comeback in March. The forward has already shown his abilities, and a successful recovery could reopen his path to first-team action.