Newcastle finally confirm Matthias Jaissle as new manager to replace Eddie Howe
Newcastle quickly identified Al-Ahli boss Matthias Jaissle as their top target to replace Eddie Howe, but the announcement of his appointment was delayed -…
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Newcastle quickly identified Al-Ahli boss Matthias Jaissle as their top target to replace Eddie Howe, but the announcement of his appointment was delayed - until now. Jaissle faces the task of steadying the ship off the pitch before Newcastle open the new campaign at home to Liverpool on August 23. The club are understood to have paid the former Al-Ahli boss over £9 million in compensation to secure his services.
Furthermore, After joining Al-Ahli, Jaissle inherited a mosaic of superstars and less experienced Saudi players - a wildly different challenge from coaching a Red Bull club with consistency and understanding in style from youth level through to the first team. "He understands the players' language," the former Austria international said.
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Newcastle quickly identified Al-Ahli boss Matthias Jaissle as their top target to replace Eddie Howe, but the announcement of his appointment was delayed - until now
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Jaissle faces the task of steadying the ship off the pitch before Newcastle open the new campaign at home to Liverpool on August 23.
according to The IndependentThe club are understood to have paid the former Al-Ahli boss over £9 million in compensation to secure his services.
according to The IndependentAfter joining Al-Ahli, Jaissle inherited a mosaic of superstars and less experienced Saudi players - a wildly different challenge from coaching a Red Bull club with consistency and understanding in style from youth level through to the first team.
according to BBC Sport"He understands the players' language," the former Austria international said.
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