“Yoane Wissa’s SHOCKING Fitness Bombshell! Newcastle United’s JAW-DROPPING £124M Strike Force Unleashed to DOMINATE!”

Newcastle United’s attacking lineup could soon receive a significant boost as Eddie Howe prepares to capitalize on his team’s improving form.

The potential combination of Yoane Wissa and Nick Woltemade in attack is something the manager has long envisioned.

However, Wissa’s early knee injury setback temporarily delayed that plan.

Now, with the DR Congo international closing in on a return, Howe could soon have a £124 million strike partnership at his disposal.

Wissa’s recent appearances around the training ground canteen, joking and laughing with teammates, have offered a welcome sight for Newcastle’s staff and fans alike.

He has resumed light training on the grass and is targeting a return to competitive action when the Magpies face West Ham a week on Sunday.

Having Wissa and the £69 million German striker Woltemade fit at the same time would provide a massive attacking lift for Howe’s side, and encouragingly, Wissa’s recovery has not suffered any new complications.

The 27-year-old suffered his knee injury during international duty in September.

His initial comeback was delayed after he was originally scheduled to return against Brighton & Hove Albion earlier this month.

Though that appearance never materialized, teammate William Osula recently shared an uplifting post on social media showing Wissa enjoying post-training fun with colleagues, signaling his positive progress and growing integration into the squad.

Speaking last week, Howe expressed optimism: “We think he will be back during this period of games before the next international break.

We don’t know the exact date yet, but we expect him to return soon, provided there are no further setbacks.”

Whether Wissa can accelerate his recovery to feature against Fulham or Tottenham Hotspur in the Carabao Cup remains uncertain.

On his rehabilitation, Howe added: “His knee has responded really well to the workload so far, so it’s just about gradually stepping him up. We’ll keep assessing him week by week.”

However, there is growing concern among Newcastle supporters that Wissa might regain full fitness just in time to depart for the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with DR Congo, which begins in December.

Club legend Alan Shearer recently weighed in: “It’ll be a tough choice for Wissa not to go to AFCON because representing your country is always an honor.

But given his limited summer training, perhaps he could’ve managed his minutes better during those international games.”

When asked about the situation, Howe remained diplomatic, saying: “That’s a conversation I’m not going to get involved in. It wouldn’t be fair on Yoane.

I haven’t seen Alan’s comments, but that’s something I’ll stay away from.”