Fresh from his return from an injury-hit back end of his debut campaign at St James’ Park – and seemingly not showing any ill-effects of the issues he suffered – Livramento has taken to social media to post his thoughts ahead of the Magpies’ return to pre-season training.
Eddie Howe has his players in for testing, then training, on Thursday. While their weekend whereabouts is yet unknown – a behind-closed-doors outing against Gateshead has seemingly been cast aside – before next week’s trip to Bavaria for a summer training camp.
And Livramento, looking at his socials, looks well up for being back in action.
Clearly promoting for sponsor Puma, Livramento posted: “Fast just got faster.”
If anyone in the Premier League needs reminding, England youth international Livramento is one of the sharpest, most highly-rated young full-backs in the country.
A product of the Chelsea youth academy at Cobham, just like fellow United defender Lewis Hall, Livramento was unlucky to miss out on a spot not only in England’s under-21 side at the back end of the campaign, but he was also being looked at by Gareth Southgate as a possible option for the senior side, prior to the player breaking down with an issue.
Fresh from his return from an injury-hit back end of his debut campaign at St James’ Park – and seemingly not showing any ill-effects of the issues he suffered – Livramento has taken to social media to post his thoughts ahead of the Magpies’ return to pre-season training.
Eddie Howe has his players in for testing, then training, on Thursday. While their weekend whereabouts is yet unknown – a behind-closed-doors outing against Gateshead has seemingly been cast aside – before next week’s trip to Bavaria for a summer training camp.
And Livramento, looking at his socials, looks well up for being back in action.
Clearly promoting for sponsor Puma, Livramento posted: “Fast just got faster.”
If anyone in the Premier League needs reminding, England youth international Livramento is one of the sharpest, most highly-rated young full-backs in the country.
A product of the Chelsea youth academy at Cobham, just like fellow United defender Lewis Hall, Livramento was unlucky to miss out on a spot not only in England’s under-21 side at the back end of the campaign, but he was also being looked at by Gareth Southgate as a possible option for the senior side, prior to the player breaking down with an issue.
