Eddie Howe has confirmed Newcastle United will have Miguel Almiron, Fabian Schar and Kieran Trippier available for this afternoon's Premier League clash at home to Chelsea (kick-off 3pm).
Almiron withdrew half an hour into the Magpies' 2-0 defeat to AFC Bournemouth last time out because of a hamstring injury. As a result, the winger pulled out of the Paraguay squad but the two-week break has allowed him time to recover.
There was also a slight concern surrounding Schar and Trippier.
Schar linked up with Switzerland but was left out of the matchday squad versus Israel because of muscular fatigue. He was then an unused substitute for further matches against Kosovo and Romania.
Trippier, meanwhile, played a full 90 minutes for England as they beat Malta 3-0 at Wembley last Friday. However, he withdrew from the squad ahead of the second game in North Macedonia because of a personal matter.
While the trio will return against the Blues, Newcastle remain without several key players. Here, NewcastleWorld takes you through Newcastle's absentee list and when each player could return to action:
1. Nick Pope - shoulder
Pope dislocated his shoulder in the Premier League win over Man Utd but is recovering ahead of schedule. Possible return date: Mid to late March 2024.
2. Sandro Tonali - banned
Tonali is suspended from football until August 2024 following an investigation into illegal betting activity. Possible return date: August 2024.
3. Joelinton - thigh
Joelinton underwent thigh surgery last month and won't return until May at the earliest. Possible return date: May 2024.
4. Matt Targett - hamstring
Targett underwent hamstring surgery early December. Could return to training in the next couple of weeks. Possible return date: Wolves (H) 02/03.