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Fabrizio Romano has heard something different about Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell at Newcastle
Newcastle United’s season has gotten off to a solid start despite the disappointing defeat on the weekend to Fulham.
Eddie Howe‘s side sit comfortably in sixth spot with 10 points under their belt following the openinꩲg five games of the seasonཧ.
However, it was far from a comfortable summer for Newcastle with the Toon struggling during🀅 the transfer window.
The Magpies struggled to make any major deals happen over the summer with their standout arrival being Lloyd Kelly on a fr🧸ee transfer.
And that has led to a lot of frustration coming from the Newcastle manager who has actuall🌼y seen his squad weakened.
It has recently been reported of the friction taking place behind the scenes at St James’ Park between Howe and Paul Mitchell.
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What Fabrizio Romano has heard about Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell
Having been a🍨ppointed in the middle of the summer, it was always💜 going to be an uphill task for Mitchell to land on Tyneside and bring in some huge names.
Marc Guehi was the player Ne🌳wcastle really fought to sign over the summer, but ultimately they were unableꦡ to land a big name addition.
And this is something which has not g♍one down well with Howe considering he saw Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minte❀h both sold to meet the PSR deadline.
Amid the ongoing tensions being reported at Newcastle,ꦿ Fabrizio Romano has played down the severity of the clashes on Tyneside.
“Media cont﷽inue to report problems between Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell but the situation is the same as I said here 10 days ago. Let’s give them time,” Romano said inౠ his .
“They have a different background, 💮have only been together for a few months, and it takes time to 𒁏create a common vision and chemistry between new people at top clubs.
“I’m not sure the situation is as terrible as it’s been described. I’d rather wait and see how they keep work𓆉ing together in the next months before judging.”
Eddie Howe will be expecting a big January transfer window
After arriving in the summer, Mitchell has claimed the Newcas𝄹tle transfer strategy put in place ღby the previous director of football was not fit for purpose.
This is also so🐠me♓thing which has not gone down well with those at Newcastle.
January will not provideജ Mitchell with many excuses for a transfer window which replicates what was seen in the summer.
Notoriously, the January window is a difficult one to work💞 in but the dreadful summer market has left Mitchell with no other optio🦩n but to pull something out of the bag.