Fabian Schar
34-Year-Old
Newcastle United
Premier
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Schar received an extension at the end of last season after starting 33 matches, nearing 3,000 minutes for a fifth-straight campaign as a regular sight on the field. He stays healthy, takes a free kick or two and always blasts shots from distance, which has led to eight goals the last two seasons. However, a healthy Sven Botman could eat into his minutes in 2025/26, especially with Schar set to turn 34 years old in December. Nevertheless, Schar has been a constant presence in the Newcastle XI and it's hard to see him losing his job in the XI immediately.
Set for increased starts
Schar came off the bench after 42 minutes following Dan Burn's injury and had one shot (zero on goal) in Sunday's 1-0 defeat versus Sunderland.
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Schar came off the bench after 42 minutes following Dan Burn's injury, contributing three clearances and one interception. The defender has seen limited playing time recently, starting just one of the last four matches in all competitions, but is expected to start more regularly until Burn returns.
Schar came off the bench after 42 minutes following Dan Burn's injury, contributing three clearances and one interception. The defender has seen limited playing time recently, starting just one of the last four matches in all competitions, but is expected to start more regularly until Burn returns.
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Fit moving forward
Schar is fit and cleared for action after appearing in Wednesday's 4-0 win over Union SG for seven minutes, according to manager Eddie Howe. "Fab has been good. Of course, concussion protocols we respect and understand. He followed it, and now he's back and has been good."
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Bench option
Schar (concussion) is on the bench for Wednesday's match against Union SG.
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Cleared for Union SG match
Schar (concussion) is available for Wednesday's match against Union SG, according to manager Eddie Howe. "Fabian is back in the squad."
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Out a few games
Schar (concussion) is set to miss a few games due to his injury, the player announced via Instagram. It was confirmed to be a 12-day concussion by Eddie Howe after Thursday's match.
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Injured Thursday
Schar came off with a potential concussion during Thursday's clash with Barcelona. Eddie Howe revealed after the match, ""I've got no information on you there. It's in the hands of the doctors at that moment. The only message I got was that he was ok to continue, and I don't really know any more other than that."
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Could head to Germany
Teams in the Bundesliga are showing interest in signing Schar, according to Florian Plettenberg of Sky Sports Germany.
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Schar has been limited to eight appearances this season due to injuries. He remains capable of playing at the EPL level, but he might be better suited for a backup role behind Malick Thiaw, Dan Burn and Sven Botman. In that scenario, he could be open to a move to Germany, since several Bundesliga clubs want him.
Schar has been limited to eight appearances this season due to injuries. He remains capable of playing at the EPL level, but he might be better suited for a backup role behind Malick Thiaw, Dan Burn and Sven Botman. In that scenario, he could be open to a move to Germany, since several Bundesliga clubs want him.