Newcastle United coach Eddie Howe is faltering, but Saudi Arabia still has strong support.

Britain’s “Telegraph” said on the 14th (Korea Standard Time), “Coach Howe is receiving clear support from the Saudi sovereign wealth fund (PIF), the owner of Newcastle.” “Even though he won one game in four league games, his trust was not shaken,” he reported.바카라

Howe returned Newcastle to the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Champions League (UCL) for the first time in 20 years last season. He maintained a team with strong teamwork throughout the season to maintain fourth place in the league. Defenders who scored the least runs (33 runs) in the same league as Manchester City, the winner, were the driving force.

On the contrary, defense is causing problems this season. Kieran Trippier, Fabian Scheer, Sven Boatman and Dan Byrne completed the defensive combination last season Newcastle did not recruit a single center back this summer. This was not the right decision. In fact, since the second half of last season, the above-mentioned defensive line has shown limitations, and Newcastle has finished only two of the 24 official games since February this year without losing a point.

Eddie Howe, head coach, Newcastle United. Capture Newcastle United X (formerly Twitter)

He allowed runs in all four games this season, and lost all but a 5-1 victory over Aston Villa. Of course, there was no easy opponent for Manchester City, Liverpool, and Brighton & Hove Albion, but there was no excuse for a 1-2 come-from-behind defeat to Liverpool, where 10 players fought.

As a result, the pressure on Howe also increased. Coach Howe was a person who had been consistently criticized for his replacement even when he performed well last season. The reason was that he had no experience on big stages such as UCL and showed disappointment after rebuilding. This voice has grown even louder this season as it actually showed similar moves.

However, the owner still trusts Howe. The Saudi sovereign wealth fund picked him up at the start of the Newcastle revival project, and since taking office, it has been sending infinite trust because it has proved its true value throughout last season. Unless the worst performance comes out in the first group match between AC Milan and UCL, this support is not expected to be broken.