Newcastle s team has problems with the Brazilian twin flight, and the airport is rushing to a 12-hour journey

Brazilian twins Guimaraes and Jolinton, who were in Newcastle United, were forced to return because the window of the flight was broken, which made them unable to participate in the warm-up match between Brazil and South Korea on Friday. After confirming a spot in the World Cup, Brazil will arrange to fly to Asia this month to play two warm-up matches with the South Korean and Japanese teams to make money. Newcastle United's Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton were both selected. They took a flight from Amsterdam, the Netherlands to Seoul, South Korea. They originally arrived on Tuesday afternoon according to their itinerary and followed the Brazilian national team to participate in the training camp, but the plane they were on suspected of being forced to return due to a broken window and once hovered over for a period of time before they could safely return to Amsterdam.

It is reported that the two have to take other flight routes to seek to arrive in Seoul, South Korea as soon as possible, but the flight may be a more turning point, rather than a direct flight. It is still unknown whether they can catch up with the warm-up match between Brazil and South Korea before Friday.

Before they were preparing to fly to South Korea, Guimaraes had already said in a slight slight manner that the schedule was too crazy, but considering that playing for the national team was a glorious thing, there was no other choice. Now it takes longer than the original schedule, and it shows the hard work of the journey. Inadequate rest may also affect the spirit of the future competition for Newcastle United. Newcastle United's away game against Brighton after the national team match week, while Guimaraes just beat Nottingham Forest 2-0 in this game to score his second goal of the season.