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Matthias Jaissle Furious - Anthony Elanga Stretchered Off as Newcastle Provide Update
Newcastle said Elanga was taken to the dressing room and later walked after treatment, easing fears of a serious injury.
- On Saturday, Newcastle United winger Anthony Elanga was stretchered off after a harsh challenge from Valencia defender Jose Gaya, who received a straight red card for the two-footed tackle.
- Newly-Appointed Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle admitted he felt "fear" watching the winger leave the field, labelling the tackle "shocking" despite believing the 24-year-old escaped serious injury.
- Despite initial concerns, the Sweden international was observed walking in the dressing room after treatment, with medical staff showing "almost green lights" regarding his recovery.
- Newcastle secured a 2-1 pre-season victory at the Estadio Mestalla, overcoming an early deficit as Jaissle now turns attention to the Premier League opener against Liverpool in two weeks.
- The team travels to Murrayfield to face Everton on Wednesday, while 18-year-old Sean Steur impressed off the bench and former captain Bruno Guimaraes completed his move to Arsenal.
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The Independent (US)Jaissle plays down Elanga fears after being stretched off in friendly
Jaissle provided a positive injury update on Elanga despite the concerning optics
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Jaissle begins Newcastle rebuild with Valencia win, Elanga scare not serious
Aug 9 : Newcastle United's new coach Matthias Jaissle sees plenty of work ahead for his young team after marking his first game in charge with a 2-1 pre-season friendly win over Valencia on Saturday.Jaissle endured an early setback when Filip Ugrinic fired Valencia ahead inside four minutes, but Newcastle fou
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