Tino Livramento
Newcastle United right-back; unavailability prompted Trent Alexander-Arnold's England recall for the 2026 World Cup.
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Will Livramento recover in time to compete with Alexander-Arnold for England's right-back slot?
Timeline for Tino Livramento
- Is Tino Livramento injured ahead of the 2026 World Cup?
- Livramento's unavailability was cited as a factor in Trent Alexander-Arnold's recall to England's provisional 55-man list on 12 May 2026. The specific reason for his unavailability was not publicly confirmed.Source: Lowdown
- Who is Tino Livramento?
- Tino Livramento (Valentino Livramento, born 2002) is a Newcastle United right-back and England international who came through the Chelsea and Southampton academies before moving to Newcastle in 2023.
Background
Tino Livramento (born Valentino Livramento, 2002, Kingston upon Thames) is a Newcastle United right-back who was named in Thomas Tuchel's initial 55-man provisional England list filed on 12 May 2026, but his unavailability was cited as one of the triggers for Trent Alexander-Arnold's recall into the same list. The precise Nature of Livramento's unavailability — whether injury or other — was not clarified in published reports.
Livramento came through the Chelsea academy before moving to Southampton in 2021 and Newcastle United in 2023, where he developed into an attack-minded full-back capable of operating in a high-press system. He made his senior England debut under Gareth Southgate in 2023. His age group (under-21) means he could participate in multiple future tournaments if he maintains fitness and form.
His appearance in the squad context reflects the depth problems England face at right-back: Alexander-Arnold's three-match exclusion and Livramento's fitness have forced Tuchel to widen his selection pool within weeks of the tournament.