Sven Botman
25-Year-Old
Newcastle United
Premier
OUT
Injury Back
Est. Return 12/14/2025
Receives injection, out for week
Botman (back) received an injection to treat his injury that needs about a week to work, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Sven has had an injection. We hope that will bring back his return quite quickly but now there is a time period for the injection to work which I think is about a week then we'll see how he is."
ANALYSIS
Botman remains sidelined with a back injury since he received an injection after seeing a back specialist, and that treatment needs about a week to work. This will likely leave him out for the midweek clash against Leverkusen in the Champions League and a doubt for next week's clash against Sunderland on Sunday. That said, the center-back was only a bench option in the last two games, with Dan Burn taking back his role in central defense.
Botman remains sidelined with a back injury since he received an injection after seeing a back specialist, and that treatment needs about a week to work. This will likely leave him out for the midweek clash against Leverkusen in the Champions League and a doubt for next week's clash against Sunderland on Sunday. That said, the center-back was only a bench option in the last two games, with Dan Burn taking back his role in central defense.
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Will see back specialist
Botman (back) will see a specialist in the next couple of days to know what the best option for him moving forward, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "With Sven he's going to see a specialist in the next couple of days to get a definitive opinion on whether he needs an injection or whether he's able to rest for a few days and resume training."
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Missing Saturday
Botman (back) is out for Saturday's match against Everton.
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Late call against Everton
Botman is nursing a back problem and will be a late call for Saturday's clash against Everton, coach Eddie Howe said in the press conference. "Sven has been nursing a back problem the last few days."
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Scores own goal Sunday
Botman registered an own goal, one cross (zero accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 3-1 defeat versus West Ham United.
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Avoids concussion
Botman suffered a head injury in Saturday's clash against Fulham that proved to be minor, as he only had a cut, coach Eddie Howe said in a press conference, according to NUFC Blog. "Sven's fine. I think he's just got a cut so there's no concussion there. A good decision from the on-field physio to take him off."
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Could sign new contract soon
Newcastle could sign Botman to a new contract, according to The Daily Mail.
ANALYSIS
Newcastle are in talks with the 25-year-old Netherlands defender over a new contract. It's unclear if both parties are making progress toward reaching an agreement, but it seems the St. James' Park outfit is keen on keeping the Dutchman around for the long haul. They see him as a valuable player for their long-term future.
Newcastle are in talks with the 25-year-old Netherlands defender over a new contract. It's unclear if both parties are making progress toward reaching an agreement, but it seems the St. James' Park outfit is keen on keeping the Dutchman around for the long haul. They see him as a valuable player for their long-term future.