Eddie Howe’s Major Improvements at Newcastle: What’s Next for His Toughest Challenge Yet

The manager has stated he is looking for an ‘improvement in performance’ as they gear up for Tuesday  (Getty)

The manager has stated he is looking for an ‘improvement in performance’ as they gear up for Tuesday (Getty)

Eddie Howe’s future seemed shaky as the Saudi investment poured in and star players signed for Newcastle United. Anticipation of a high-profile coach accompanying the big-money signings was rife. After three defeats in the opening four league games, doubts grew about Eddie Howe’s capabilities. However, despite dealing with numerous injuries, Newcastle United is abuzz with Howe’s impact. He’s working with a depleted squad and young academy players and making remarkable progress.

Howe’s ability to raise the bar for his team, filled with injuries, is evident in their recent results. His players are executing innovative tactics effectively. On the pitch, his team’s improved performance is noticeable, with everyone knowing their roles precisely.

Newcastle bested the Blues with a majorly depleted team (Getty)
Newcastle bested the Blues with a majorly depleted team (Getty)

Newcastle bested the Blues with a majorly depleted team (Getty)

Howe leaves no stone unturned in exploring every possible advantage, especially with a full treatment room and an important match against Paris Saint-Germain. The intense focus is evident in their set pieces, with Newcastle showing significant improvement in expected goal difference.

Howe has worked wonders considering many were assuming he’d be out of a job after Newcastle’s takeover (Getty)
Howe has worked wonders considering many were assuming he’d be out of a job after Newcastle’s takeover (Getty)

Howe has worked wonders considering many were assuming he’d be out of a job after Newcastle’s takeover (Getty)

“A change of feel, just a different routine, you never know how these things affect your performance,” Howe said of his side’s decision to train on the Parc des Princes pitch ahead of Tuesday’s clash with Paris Saint-Germain. “The results you can never guarantee, but performance, we’re looking for an improvement from our two away games,” he added, signaling his focus on improving his team’s performance for a crucial Champions League game.

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