Newcastle: Eddie Howe says Nick Woltemade fee ‘irrelevant’ after ‘idiots’ claim
Eddie Howe says Karl-Heinz Rummenigge’s claim that Newcastle United is “fools” for paying 69 million pounds for Nick Woltemade.
Bayern Munich congratulated Stuttgart, a member of the Supervisory Board, to “find a idiot to pay so much” and we certainly didn’t do this during an interview with Blickpunkt Sport “.
The Bundesliga champions failed with more than one offer to sign Newcastle last month before breaking the club’s transfer record before breaking the club’s transfer record.
Howe stopped dragging into a word war with Rummenigge, but defended the club’s spending.
“This is really irrelevant,” Newcastle head coach said. “Market forces, not any club – dictates transfer fees.
He continued: “We are very happy that Nick was with us.
“He did a really good job. We are really pleased to buy him with us, and the transfer fee is absolutely irrelevant.”
Newcastle, since the agreement was completed with Bayern Links and again came under fire from the figures.
Fahri President Uli Hoineess said that Newcastle’s strategy is “nothing to do with football” and “like a monopoly” these days, and the sports director Christoph Freund is “a good club, but the top layer is not the top.”
Max Eberl, a member of the club’s sports board, questioned whether this is a strategic transfer or desperation “.
23 -year -old Woltemade, three Premier League matches, scoring two goals in the comments or price tag did not seem to be affected.
“Not a kind of character, How Ang said. “I don’t think he’s thinking too much, it’s really a great power. What we pay for him is uninterested. He’s going to be tried, how he performs on the team and what he gave to the club.
He continued: “I urge any footballer to try it and try dust, but it is easier than saying.
Woltemade scored goals against Arsenal at the weekend, but Mikel Arteta’s team came from behind to win 2-1 thanks to the late headings of Gabriel and Mikel Merino.
Howe called on Wednesday to use the defeat style as a fuel to “re-group and return” when they met with Birlik Saint-Biloise in the Champions League.
Before the match in Brussels, he said, “I don’t feel it from an evening,” he said. “This must be a source of motivation for me.
“If you can repeat these moments again, we need to do better as a group and respond better to the threat we encounter in the last few minutes.”
