Newcastle United's man of the moment Joelinton admits he is excited about the prospect of starting more game's in attack for Eddie Howe.
And he has hinted at the prospect of developing more of a partnership with Allan Saint-Maximin who has also been handed more of a central role in recent games. Joelinton netted twice in the 3-0 win over Norwich City at Carrow Road and will now be looking to add to his tally of four goals in the season's run-in.
Despite spending much of the season in a central midfield role - where the Brazilian has excelled this term - Joelinton has no complaints over where he plays. That is a huge sign of just what a committed character the South American star is given he gave up the No 9 shirt to allow Callum Wilson the chance to wear it in the summer.
