Eddie Howe warns that signing Nick Ultemed, who signs Newcastle United records, will take some time to settle for Premier League football following a £69 million switch from Stuttgart. Woltemade led the German attack on Thursday evening, but his country lost 2-0 to Slovakia in World Cup qualifiers with media experts who described his display as “lol invisible.”
The fiery headlines of Bild, a major German publication on Friday morning, also cried out “historic German embarrassment.”
Germany will appear tomorrow evening in a key Group A encounter in Northern Ireland in Cologne, but it remains unclear whether Woltemade will appear on the team.
Howe wants to welcome Ultemaid to Tyneside as he patiently waits to begin preparing for a showdown at St. James Park with the Wolverhampton Wanderers the following weekend.
Magpies Manager is not yet expecting instant magic from his expensive acquisition. “There is a period of adjustment, so we all need to understand that very much, and it’s hard for players to get in.
“He didn’t have a preseason with us. I love all players to experience it because your learning will be much faster.
“But I think he has the qualities to be translated anyway. He’s technically very good. He’s very good around the box, he scores goals and I think that translates.”
Howe is set to offer Joane Wissa, a £50 million deadline signed by Brentford, a £50 million deadline signed by Brentford, when Magpies are seeking their first victory.
Newcastle enters an international break just above the drop zone, and Howe wants to go back to work – and puts Alexander Isaac Transfer Saga behind him.
The Newcastle head coach said:
“They took ownership of their performance. They saw it very beautifully.”
Hau also believes that Isaac’s controversy, which lasted 55 days, challenged his team.
Hau said: “I didn’t think every team could have left it blank and continued to grow the team out of the experience.” It’s always a challenge that has to be better because of what happened and not succumbed to it.”
