United winger James Milner has been sidelined since picked up bad foot injury in the 3-0 defeat by Liverpool at Anfield on March. But Keegan has told him that he will have the chance to get involve in United last two matches this season.

“He’s got a lot going for him. Like one or two players now, he’s found himself on the outside just by circumstance, and the fact the team’s put a run together.” Keegan said in an interview with ChronicleLive, “But James could well be included in the game against Chelsea on Monday.”

Milner also taking part in Toon last trip to West Ham although not been named as one of United substitutes. Keegan wants to show him that he’s care and Milner is the player he like to be part of Newcastle team.

Meanwhile, Alan Smith’s agent has rejected any reports that linking his man with a move to Rangers. Recent reports suggested the Ibrox side has lining up a swoop for United’s man in the summer.

Smith’s representative Alex Black says the player is happy at St James’ Park and want to be part of Keegan’s revolution next season.

“Alan has no intention of leaving Newcastle, he is happy at the club,” Black told skysports.com “Alan is not thinking about anything else but coming back fresh for next season and helping Newcastle to success.”

United’s caretaker skipper Alan Smith is doubtful to make appearance against Manchester City tomorrow at St. James’ Park. Smudger has to get further examination at the hospital after a colision with team-mate Abdoulaye Faye at Stamford Bridge last Saturday.

“Alan Smith is extremely doubtful for tomorrow night,” said Big Sam on the official site, “Don’t forget he was knocked unconscious at Stamford Bridge and had a bad dose of concussion, and it does not look as though we have enough time for him to recover.”

But Sam said Faye’s scan has revealed there is no break and the Senegalese star has a good chance of lining-up against Sven Goran Eriksson’s men.

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Despite the media press saying that Smith has an amnesia, the official site said he was just need little more examination at the hospital by the recommendation from club medic.

After a collision with team-mate Abdoulaye Faye, he has received proper treatment by the club physio and be able to managed to play on for a short time before he was substituted with 20 minutes remaining. While on the plane back to North East, He complained of feeling unwell.

He was kept in hospital for one night and was allowed to leave yesterday. His agent, Alex Black, said he couldn’t remember much after the clash and after having a proper examination, he was allowed out on Sunday morning when he was feeling a lot better.

Big Sam now have to see the Smudger progress before decided whether he will be included in United first team squad against Manchester City at St James’ Park on Wednesday.