Lewis Miley

NEW

• #67 • Center Midfielder

Lewis Miley

NEW

• #67 • Center Midfielder

Nationality

England

Position (Secondary)

CM (RB)

Role

Box-to-Box

Birthdate (Age)

May 1, 2006 (20)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'2"

Weight

159 lb

Club

Newcastle

League

Premier League

Ranking

38thout of 111

Overall Grade68.826th/111

Impact score5.539th/111

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Timeline

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Grades

Key Grades

This season

Overall

27th/137 MID

69.5

Passing

57th/137 MID

Fifty Fifty Duel

44th/129 MID

71.3

Shooting

41st/117 MID

68.4

Tackling

7th/131 MID

81.5

Ball Carrying

47th/124 MID

69.6

Overall Grades by game

This season

Metrics

Key Metrics

Appearances

1715

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Matches

No matches scheduled

News

Jul 14, 2026

Back on the grass

Miley (lower leg) has returned to outdoor training, the club announced.

Analysis: Miley suffered a broken leg in an innocuous training incident back in the spring, undergoing surgery that was expected to keep him out for a few months with hopes of a preseason return. His reappearance on the grass marks an encouraging step in that recovery timeline. Coach Eddie Howe had called the injury a real blow given the midfielder's strong form at the time. Miley is expected to continue building up fitness gradually as Newcastle's preseason preparations get underway.

May 25, 2026

Signs new six-year contract

Miley signed a new six-year contract with Newcastle United until 2032, committing his long-term future to his boyhood club, the club announced.

Analysis: Miley joined the Academy aged seven and has gone on to become the club's youngest ever appearance maker in both the Premier League and Champions League, also holding the club record for youngest goalscorer in both competitions. Miley made 34 appearances during the 2025/26 campaign, adapting seamlessly to a new right-back role and ending the season with the highest number of minutes played by any English teenager in the Premier League, taking his overall tally to 80 appearances for the club across all competitions. His towering header away at Bayer Leverkusen earlier this season broke Hugo Viana's Champions League record that had stood since 2002, further cementing his place in the club's history. Coach Eddie Howe praised his versatility, brilliant attitude and willingness to embrace new roles as key qualities that make him a dream to work with, while sporting director Ross Wilson expressed confidence that the best is still to come from a player who joined as a young boy with a dream and is rapidly fulfilling his enormous potential.