William Osula named Newcastle United Player of the Month for May 2026
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Newcastle United has announced William Osula as the club's Player of the Month for May 2026. The young Danish striker won the award for a second consecutive month, having scored three goals in four games, including the opening goal in a 3-1 victory over Brighton.
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bskyWilliam Osula named Newcastle United Player of the Month for May 2026themag.co.ukKey quotes
· 3 pulledThe latest Newcastle United player of the month has been announced by the club.
The winner this time is William Osula.
A second consecutive month for the young Danish striker picking up the award.
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