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NEWCASTLE DEFENDER DAN BURN ENDURES TOUGH ENGLAND PERFORMANCE DURING ALBANIA CHALLENGE
Dan Burn struggled in England's 2-0 win over Albania, earning low ratings from the national media. The Newcastle defender was criticized for his ball-playing ability in a difficult outing.
England’s Dan Burn fights through Albania clash - Photo Credit: Getty Images
As Thomas Tuchel's team finished their World Cup qualifying campaign with a perfect record, England had to exercise patience to break the impasse against Albania on Sunday.
After defeating Albania 2-0 yesterday night, the Three Lions advanced to the top of the group with a maximum of 24 points, 22 goals for, and 0 against. Those statistics are hard not to be impressed by.
Thomas Tuchel has experimented to establish his ideal starting lineup, so it has not always been an enjoyable watch, but what counts is that he is doing the job.
Dan Burn, the sole England representative still playing for Newcastle United, played the entire game last night but never really got going, and the national media's ratings showed that.
"He has done the best he can for Newcastle." Carra thinks Howe is disappointed.
Dan Burn struggled against Albania on Sunday, according to the national media. While his defending wasn't heavily criticised, there is concern about his ability with the ball. Even in ITV's highlights, Burn made a surprising mistake that gave Albania a great chance.
Burn received a rating of 5 out of 10 from The Standard, The Telegraph, The Express, and GOAL. They noted that the big man faced challenges.
His performance was described as difficult at times, especially after Albania started strongly in the second half. This showed why he is more suited to being a squad player than a starter.
This week, Dan Burn has a weekend off. Having played a lot for both club and country this season, he is likely feeling tired by now.
Fortunately, he gets this weekend off because he received a red card against Brentford and will be suspended for Newcastle's match against Manchester City.
Fans have been calling for more speed down the left side to support Anthony Gordon. As Lewis Hall returns to full fitness, he will likely start
£65M STRIKER NICK WOLTEMADE REACTS TO BAYERN CHIEF CALLING NEWCASTLE ‘IDIOTS’
Bayern Munich director Karl-Heinz Rummenigge called Newcastle "idiots" for their club-record £69m signing of striker Nick Woltemade. The German star has now responded to the insult, while a former Magpie has hit back.
Nick Woltemade reacts to Bayern Munich chief slamming Newcastle - Photo Credit: Getty Images
Rummenigge, a member of the Bayern board, called the Magpies "idiots" for shelling out a huge transfer fee after missing out on one of their top summer transfer targets. He even mockingly praised Stuttgart for making money. Over the summer, the Bundesliga champions made many attempts to sign the German striker, with their final offer apparently coming close to €60 million (£52 million/$70 million). However, Stuttgart would not allow the player to depart for less than their asking price of €75 million (£65 million/$87 million).In the end, a frantic Newcastle finished the deal with a club-record £69 million bid.
"I can only congratulate them at Stuttgart for finding, so to speak, a fool who would spend that much money, because we surely would not have done that," Rummenigge remarked in an interview with Blickpunkt Sport. We are entering on a scale that I no longer find appropriate, I remarked. We should not comply with every one of their requests.
"Players and their representatives need to be cautious not to put themselves in a difficult situation. There must be a source of funding, and that source is growing existing tournaments or starting new ones.
In response to Rummenigge's remarks, Woltemade
Finally responding to Rummenigge's remarks, the Magpies star told BILD: "My teammates made comments about it, but I didn't. That, in my opinion, was the proper course of action. Throughout the summer, my name, Bayern, and the transfer cost were the talk of the town. The headlines everywhere said 'idiots,' to answer your question. I did read Mr Rummenigge's complete speech, though, and while it was regrettable, it was not quite that dramatic.
"Everyone congratulated me when I got to the national team. The Bayern players congratulated me as well. They congratulate you when they see a player step forward. That also applied to me. Since my situation was unique, there were no unfavourable remarks.
A former Newcastle player retaliated against Rummenigge
Chris Waddle, a former winger for Newcastle, responded to the Bayern chief's critical remarks by telling BestBettingSites, "They likely believed they had him at a lower cost. Newcastle has searched for a centre-forward following the Isak scandal. After looking around, they wondered who was available. Woltemade has drawn their attention due to his skill as a gamer. He is a tall man. He moves around a lot. In theory, he is OK.
"Bayern Munich believed that he was a guy they could sign who could take Harry Kane's spot in a few years." They most likely believed they had struck a bargain. However, Newcastle entered, and I believe that is a touch of sour grapes. Newcastle has, in my opinion, offered a better deal, higher pay, and better terms overall. Bayern Munich would most likely believe that they could acquire him for the amount they believe he is worth. They believe Newcastle is overpaid. Time will tell.
Since joining the Premier League from the Bundesliga in the summer, Woltemade has had an immediate impact. He has so far made 14 appearances for the Magpies in all competitions, scoring seven goals, four of which have come in eight league games.
Additionally, he has constantly produced for his country's squad. Most recently, he scored two goals in Germany's thrilling victory over Luxembourg, which preserved their chances of earning a direct spot at the World Cup the following year. On Monday, when the four-time world champions take on Slovakia, the 23-year-old will return to play for Germany.
NEWCASTLE EXIT SPECULATION EVAPORATES WITH INSIDER PREDICTING FABIAN SCHäR NEW CONTRACT
Newcastle United are ready to offer Fabian Schär a new contract amid interest from Bundesliga clubs. Sources say Eddie Howe values the 33-year-old's experience and sees him as a trusted, reliable member of the squad.
Fabian Schär's Newcastle exit rumours collapse instantly - Photo Credit: Getty Images
According to Sources, Newcastle United could offer Fabian Schar a new deal, preventing him from departing for Germany.
"This is a pretty crucial topic because Newcastle need to find the correct balance as they strive to push and solidify themselves as one of England's top clubs," when asked if the team is eager to keep Schar despite interest from the Bundesliga.
We are aware that they have lofty goals for their transfer targets and the titles they hope to win, but when assembling a team, you need the correct mix of personalities and a certain amount of experience, both in general football and club knowledge.
"Schar is a player Howe has always trusted and fits the bill in that regard." Even though it does not appear like his game time always reflects that lately.
A move to Germany might indeed be appealing at this point in his career, but it is obviously hard to state that a transfer is off the cards at this point. But only if it became clear that he had no place in Eddie Howe's plans would he, in my opinion, do that.
I do not think it is entirely accurate right now since Howe views him as a valuable squad member and someone he can rely on.
"January will be crucial because, in addition to transfer discussions, I anticipate the signing of a new deal."
According to sources from Germany on Saturday, it is "unlikely" that Schar will receive a contract extension offer in response to "enquiries" from Bundesliga teams.
However, we have learned that Newcastle plans to offer the Swiss player new terms in recognition of his contributions to the team and his reputation as a dependable centre-back.
Schar, who is 33 years old, is among the most seasoned players in the Newcastle squad. Sven Botman, a fellow centre-half, has benefited from his assistance in acclimating to Premier League life.
Schar played 42 games in all competitions last season and was a sure starter for Howe's squad.
This season, his playing time has somewhat decreased, which has sparked rumours that he would move to Germany.
However, that has less to do with Howe losing faith in Schar than it does with Newcastle acquiring Malick Thiaw in the summer.
Other Newcastle players have reached the last year of their contracts besides Schar. Among others on that list are Emil Krafth, Nick Pope, Kieran Trippier, and Jamaal Lascelles.
Newcastle could let go of some of those players to execute a roster overhaul, but they can not leave Howe without options.
We know Newcastle could replace Pope with a goalkeeper they were unable to sign in the summer, and Krafth was recently connected to a Champions League team.
Decisions regarding players whose contracts expire in June 2027 must also be made by the Magpies. This includes celebrities like Dan Burn, Joe Willock, Jacob Murphy, and Botman.
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