Why did Tino Livramento miss Newcastle United vs Hull City Premier League 2026-27 match?

The Magpies have been dealt a major injury crisis.

Tino Livramento has missed the game against Hull City, which has caused another injury blow for Matthias Jaissle. The full-back was unavailable for the game against Hull due to a fresh injury he suffered ahead of the game.

Newcastle United fans were already expecting to face a patched-up team this afternoon. Dan Burn, Joelinton, Will Osula, Anthony Elanga, Nico Gonzalez, Jacob Ramsey, and Amar Dedic are all sidelined.

This is just another setback for the 23-year-old, who was picked up for the England squad on Friday. To put his record in terms of perspective, this is Livramento’s eighth injury since joining the Magpies in 2023.

Tino Livramento has been consistently injured since arriving at Tyneside, and this is another blow for the player and club.

Tino Livramento misses game against Hull City with a new injury

Livramento has just recently recovered from a summer thigh injury that denied him his place in the World Cup. The ex-Chelsea youth returned against AFC Bournemouth and increased his minutes against Millwall and Leeds.

With Amar Dedic out due to an injury, Livramento is expected to start at right-back at St James’ Park this afternoon, but his latest injury kept him sidelined for the game.

However, the England international developed a fresh ailment in training at the end of last week, forcing Lewis Miley to step in at right-back.

This current issue is a huge setback for head coach Matthias Jaissle’s squad, especially because Livramento had just recently returned to the training grounds. He had spent the summer rehabilitating from a calf injury and following minor surgery that forced him to miss England’s World Cup campaign in June.

Now it remains to be seen how long he will be out with the latest injury setback.

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